Nicholas Normeshie picks nomination form to contest NDC National Executive Committee election

Private legal practitioner Nicholas Normeshie, Esq, has picked up a nomination form to contest for a position as a National Executive Committee (NEC) Member (Other Five) in the upcoming national executive elections of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

According to him, his decision to contest "is driven by his commitment to deepening grassroots participation, leveraging his legal expertise to strengthen party structures, and promoting skills development opportunities for women and the youth within the party."

Normeshie believes that consolidating the NDC's Reset Agenda requires effective grassroots mobilisation and the deliberate implementation of policies aimed at improving the living standards of all Ghanaians.

He has pledged to collaborate with other elected national executives to strengthen the party's electoral fortunes, increase its parliamentary representation and secure another victory in the 2028 presidential election.

Normeshie says he brings to the contest extensive experience in private sector engagement, advocacy and grassroots political organisation.

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He previously served as the National Campaign Coordinator for the late Dr Sherry Ayittey, a former National Vice Chairperson of the NDC.

He also served as a member of the party's 2024 Manifesto Committee on Justice Delivery and its Election Monitoring Team. Additionally, he is a former Branch Executive of the NDC in the Ketu North Constituency.

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