A member of the Eastern Regional Communications Team of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and Deputy Communications Officer for Abuakwa North, Conrad Nyarko, popularly known as Bordiee, has officially launched his campaign to contest for the position of Eastern Regional Deputy Communications Officer ahead of the party’s forthcoming regional executive elections.
Nyarko, who is seeking to strengthen the party’s communication machinery in the Eastern Region, has outlined his vision and policy proposals aimed at improving communication, enhancing grassroots engagement and positioning the party for electoral success.
As part of his campaign message, he pledged to work closely with the regional communications team and constituency communicators to build a more coordinated, effective and responsive communications bureau capable of promoting the party’s policies, programmes and achievements.
He emphasised the need for stronger collaboration among communicators across the region, noting that effective communication would be essential in mobilising party members, countering misinformation and reaching out to voters ahead of the 2028 general elections.
Nyarko further assured party members of his commitment to working tirelessly to strengthen the NDC’s presence in the Eastern Region and contribute to the party’s efforts to secure victory in the 2028 general elections.
Speaking to constituency executives in the Abuakwa North, Nyarko called on delegates from all 33 constituencies in the Eastern Region to support his candidature and elect him as the next Deputy Regional Communications Officer.
Meanwhile, executives of the NDC in the Abuakwa North Constituency have expressed support for his ambition, describing his contest as an opportunity for the constituency to contribute to the leadership and development of the party’s regional communications structure.
Nyarko’s campaign is expected to focus on strengthening internal party communication, promoting teamwork among constituency communicators and building an effective information network to advance the NDC’s political agenda in the Eastern Region.
Source:Mybrytfmonline.com/Nhyiraba Solomon Nartey
