Incumbent Deputy Treasurer Patricia Enstuah has declared her intention to contest for a second term in the upcoming Jomoro Constituency NDC Executives Elections.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) will hold its Constituency Executives Elections in October 2026 to elect new officers who will steer affairs of the party at the constituency level for the next four years.
Enstuah, who first won the Deputy Treasurer position in the 2022 constituency elections, said she is seeking re-election to continue her work of strengthening financial accountability and transparency within the constituency.
“Having served Jomoro NDC with honesty and diligence since 2022, I believe there is still more work to do,” Enstuah stated. “I will use my experience to support the substantive Treasurer to pull resources that will finance our party activities and empower the grassroots.”
She pledged to consolidate financial systems, improve resource mobilization for branches, and ensure the party is financially ready for victory in 2028.
Enstuah also called on her supporters and fellow aspirants to run a clean campaign devoid of insults and character attacks.
“I urge all of us to campaign on ideas, records, and what we can do for Jomoro NDC. A united front is what will deliver victory for the party,” she said.
The aspirant further called on Ghanaians to rally behind President John Dramani Mahama to develop the country, instead of following what she described as “propaganda from the NPP.”
She also commended Jomoro MP, Dorcas Affo-Toffey, for her hard work in bringing more development projects to the constituency.
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