NDC to lose 4 seats following dismissal of members contesting as independent candidates – Ben Ephson

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Benjamin Ephson, the executive editor of the Daily Dispatch newspaper, stated that the National Congress of Democracy (NDC) decided to dismiss 18 members of independent parliamentary candidates who have submitted to run for the upcoming general election, which will at least cost the party The price has four seats in Parliament.

Opinion pollsters predict: “…NDC will lose the Garu parliamentary seat in the Upper East Region, and they will also lose the [Krachi] Nchumuru parliamentary seat in the Oti region.” ??Pa B?fo? was screened on Angel 102.9 FM.

He told the host of the show, Kwamina Sam Biney (Kwamina Sam Biney): “In the Upper West, the New Patriotic Party will win the seat of the Nadoli-Cario Council, and in Damango, the seat will be Will not support NDC.”

The General Secretary of the Opposition, John Asiedu Nketiah (John Asiedu Nketiah) said in a statement issued on Tuesday, November 3, that the affected persons “seek the nomination of the Election Committee and are nominated by the Election Committee… Lost membership of the party”.

The party said that members of the National Democratic Council who supported these independent candidates will also be fired.