Story by George Yawson VINEH
Deputy National Communication Officer of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), Godwin Ako Gun, is eyeing the position of National Communication Officer as the party prepares to elect its national officers.
His interest in the position comes at a time when the NDC is gearing up to select leaders to steer the affairs of the party and strengthen its communication machinery.
The National Communication Officer plays a crucial role in articulating the party’s position on national issues, communicating government policies to the public, and defending the party’s record.
Gunn’s announcement marks significant transition within the party’s public relations department, he served as second in command with the outgoing National Communication Officer, Sammy Gyamfi.
Unveiling his plans for the party through a statement, Ako Gunn argues that his three decades of party service have uniquely equipped him to lead the communication unit into the next chapter when elected.
He further campaign on continuity and expansion, commending high standard by the current leadership during challenging political cycles.
Ako Gunn’s potential bid is expected to add to the contest for the position as the party prepares for its national elections.
The outcome of the elections will determine who takes up the responsibility of leading the party’s communication front and shaping its public messaging in the coming years.
