Women Organizers of NDC Declare Unwavering Commitment for 2024 Elections
In a recent symposium held in the Awutu Senya East Constituency, women organizers of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) passionately declared their commitment to strategically mobilize and organize the electorate for the upcoming 2024 general elections. Led by Hamamat Dauda, the group expressed determination to secure victory for the NDC and challenge the incumbent Member of Parliament, Mavis Hawa Koomson, citing concerns over her performance in Parliament.
Empowering Women for Political Engagement
The symposium, themed “Empowering Women, Inspiring Change, Uniting NDC ASEC for Victory Agenda 2024,” focused on motivating and empowering female party members to actively participate in the political process. Deputy National Women’s Organizer Abigail Elorm Mensah took the stage to engage the participants. She announced the party’s commitment to increasing the representation of women in government positions in 2024 elections.
Delegating Leadership Roles for Effective Campaigning
To further demonstrate their commitment, the NDC expressed its intention to delegate critical leadership roles to women within its campaign structure. This strategic move underscores the party’s dedication to promoting active participation and leadership among women in government affairs.
Pledging Increased Representation in Future Government
Deputy National Women’s Organizer Abigail Elorm Mensah further pledged that women would constitute a significant 40% of appointees in a future NDC-led government. This commitment underscores the party’s determination to empower women with prominent roles, aiming to address gender disparities in political leadership.
Unity and Confidence for the Electoral Challenge
Constituency Chairman Stephen Ofosu Agyare, addressing the gathering, underscored the party’s unity and determination. He emphasized that the NDC is confidently positioning itself to face the challenges of the impending 2024 elections. The chairman expressed optimism about the party’s ability to bring about positive change and development.
In summary, the symposium united women organizers of the NDC, invigorating the party’s base. It also renewed its collective resolve ahead of the upcoming electoral challenge in 2024. The event not only showcased the party’s commitment to gender inclusion but also highlighted its dedication to empowering women.
