Vigilance and Aggressiveness will win the 2024 elections for the NDC –Bright Botchway

Elections are won at the polling stations so we should ensure that polling agents are vigilant to avoid any malpractices

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A former Central Regional Organizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Bright Botchwey, has stated that the party will win the 2024 election only by being vigilantly aggressive.

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He noted that lessons have been learnt from what transpired in previous elections in the country and therefore extra vigilance is what the party needs to annex power from “this clueness New Patriotic Party.”

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“Elections are won at the polling stations so we should ensure that polling agents are vigilant to avoid any malpractices,” he stated.

He was speaking to TEIN members at winneba where he used the opportunity to call on all members of the NDC to make it a duty to protect the ballot boxes during next year’s polls.

He reiterated the importance of TEIN members to avail themselves for training after school or during vacations so they can be vigilant and protect the ballot in the rural areas.

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Read below his statement

FORMER CENTRAL REGIONAL NDC DEPUTY YOUTH ORGANIZER IN CHARGE OF OPERATIONS, BRIGHT BOTCHWAY WRITES:

I Joined the TEIN fraternity on campus (UEW) winneba chapter over the weekend to register for membership as a TEIN member.

Once a former TEIN President /Former Regional youth wing officer, I used the opportunity to encourage them to work hard to re-brand the intellectual wing of the party and also advised them to combine politics with education.

As a postgraduate student currently studying Strategic Communication (Masters), I pledged my unerring support throughout my stay on campus.

By Lawrence Odoom

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