NDC Women’s Organiser rejects party

The crises bedeviling the National Democratic Congress (NDC) following its defeat in the 2016 General Elections, has taken another dimension as bigwigs in the party have started resigning.

Hajia Fatimata Seidu, a former Upper West Regional Deputy Women’s Organiser of NDC, has bowed to the inevitable and resigned from the umbrella party for a litany of reasons.

In an exclusive interview with the New Crusading GUIDE, she said she has been disgraced, humiliated and called all sort of names because she warned that the party was going into opposition with their actions.

“It became necessary when I spoke to some top officials in the party that things were very bad on the ground prior to the elections. However, I was seen as a doomsayer, vilified and sidelined which resulted in frustrations beyond my stand, hence my decision to quit”, she explained.

Aside resigning from the party, Hajia Seidu, otherwise known as Framzy, took herself out from all NDC platforms, boycotted committee meetings as well as campaigns just to register her displeasure with issues at both the regional and national levels.

According to her, notable among the things she told the party officials, was that the much touted infrastructure development under the Mahama, administration alone could not win NDC the elections.

She added that the NPP upon their internal problems such as the suspension of their executives were still focused but they ignored and hated her for uttering those words.

“Some national executives can attest to this. They won’t even answer my calls. The suffering by the grassroots which started under late President Mills increased seriously to a curse under President John Dramani Mahama”.

It would be recalled that this same woman during her time as Upper West Regional Deputy Women’s Organiser, the New Crusading GUIDE came out with a report that her substantive Women’s Organizer, subjected her to bad treatment but endured it for the love she had for the party.

Framzy pointed out that those that will not come out to speak are in their millions because of fear of vindictiveness, being sidelined and disrespected.

Hajia Seidu, has served the party for a very long time after Abrow, a political group she was a member merged with the NDC in 1992.

She has therefore held many positions since her tertiary days but the hypocrisy directed at her for expressing a genuine concern, she said has reduced drastically her likeness for the party, making her hate NDC politics.

She was the TEIN Women’s Commissioner at Wa Polytechnic from 2009 to 2010 after which she served as the deputy Regional Women’s Organiser for five (5) years from 2010 to 2015.

She then contested the position of the National deputy Women’s Organiser and got the third (3rd) position out of 10 contestants in 2015.