The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has recorded a major development ahead of its 2026 national executive elections, with three prominent party officials emerging as the only aspirants for their respective positions.
According to official notices released by the NDC Congress Election Committee, Fifi Fiavi Kwetey, Joseph Yammin and Godwin Ako Gunn have each submitted nomination forms without facing any opposition in their respective leadership contests.
Fifi Fiavi Kwetey is currently the sole aspirant for the position of NDC General Secretary, seeking to retain his position as the head of the party’s national secretariat.
Similarly, Joseph Yammin is the only candidate registered for the position of National Organizer, while Godwin Ako Gunn remains unopposed in the contest for National Communication Officer.
The development suggests that the three prominent NDC figures could retain their respective positions if they successfully complete the remaining nomination and election processes.
However, the Congress Election Committee has cautioned party members and the general public against interpreting the notices as final confirmation of the candidates’ eligibility or election outcomes.
The committee explained that the publications are strictly informational records confirming the submission of nomination forms. They do not constitute final approval of nominations, official confirmation of ballot positions or an announcement of the definitive date for the national elections.
The committee is expected to provide further updates as the NDC’s internal electoral process progresses towards the 2026 national executive elections.
The development has attracted attention within the ruling party as members prepare for the next phase of the NDC’s internal leadership selection process.
Source: newsthemegh.com