Mr Maclean Ayamga, a professional teacher and seasoned National Democratic Congress (NDC) communicator from the Bongo Constituency in the Upper East Region, has outlined four key pillars he intends to pursue to strengthen the party’s structures across the region if elected as Regional Deputy Secretary.
Speaking exclusively on the Word Community Watch Show with Emmanuel Kolog, Mr Ayamga explained that his four-point agenda would support the person elected as the Upper East Regional Secretary in strengthening the party’s organisational structures and advancing its political agenda across the region.
His first priority is to facilitate a massive membership drive across all 15 constituencies in the Upper East Region to expand the party’s membership base and strengthen its grassroots structures.Secondly, he intends to facilitate the establishment of a modern and reliable database system to ensure accurate records of party members, branches and constituencies for effective administration, communication and coordination.
His third pillar focuses on youth empowerment through skills training, mentorship programmes and the creation of opportunities for young people to assume leadership responsibilities within the party.Finally,
Mr Ayamga has pledged to promote transparent and disciplined leadership while ensuring greater inclusion of women and young people in the party’s decision-making processes at all levels.He believes these four key priorities will contribute significantly to building a stronger, more organised and inclusive NDC in the Upper East Region.
Mr Ayamga, who is appealing to delegates across all 15 constituencies to give him the mandate as Regional Deputy Secretary, has pledged to work collaboratively with the elected Regional Secretary to implement the four pillars for the growth and development of the party.
He emphasised that his experience as a seasoned communicator and his years of service at the grassroots level have given him a deeper understanding of the challenges confronting the party.
“As a seasoned communicator, I have served this party faithfully at the grassroots level, and I understand some of the challenges the party faces on the ground. I am ready to serve as Deputy Secretary to help build a stronger and well-organised NDC in the Upper East Region,” he said.
Mr Ayamga further described the office of the Regional Deputy Secretary as the engine room of the party’s administration, stressing the need to move beyond paper-based records to a modern database system that would enable the party to identify, locate and communicate effectively with its members.
He noted that the party could not win elections without numbers, emphasising the need for a deliberate strategy to recruit, register and retain members in every community across the region.
He said strengthening the party’s membership base and improving its internal communication systems would be essential to enhancing the NDC’s electoral fortunes in the Upper East Region.As the NDC prepares for its Regional Executive Elections scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026,
Mr Ayamga has appealed to delegates to vote for him based on his competence, commitment and track record.He stressed that his ambition was not to compete against or fight any individual but to serve the party and contribute to its organisational development.
“I am not coming to fight anybody; I am coming to serve. I am appealing to delegates to give me the opportunity on Saturday, November 14, 2026. I will not disappoint the delegates or the entire National Democratic Congress party,” he assured.
Source: mywordfmonline.com/Gaspard Adongo Ayuureneeya