Election 2024: It’s not going to be easy – NDC’s Hudu Mogtari admits

Stalwart of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Alhaji Hudu Mogtari has appealed to all party members, especially those in the Upper West Region, to get involved in the campaign for the 2024 General Elections, intimating that the NDC will not emerge victorious without putting in the prerequisite work.

For him, all boots must be on the ground if the party wants to win all eleven parliamentary seats in the Upper West Region.

Mr Mogtari, a former Wa Central parliamentary aspirant, launched the plea after donating a pickup truck, twenty-five motorbikes and seed money of GHC30,000 to NDC in the region.

The donation was to enhance the movement of party members involved in the electioneering campaign.

“We have donated these items to help with the work of the NDC in the Upper West Region. We know the 2024 elections are not going to be easy and we need all boots on the ground to ensure that we cover every area and effectively communicate the NDC’s message so that we can win all eleven parliamentary seats in the Upper West Region…

"The donation of 25 motorbikes and a pick-up truck is to support those who will be doing the groundwork; people need to move around. And these vehicles will be essential,” he said after the donation.

Even though the Upper West Region is a stronghold of the NDC, the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) has been making some impressive incursions into the region. The NPP currently has three parliamentary seats while the NDC has eight seats.