Story by George Yawson VINEH
Dzifa Tegah has declared her intention to contest the National Deputy General Secretary position of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), promising to strengthen the party’s administrative leadership and improve its organisational structures.
She made the declaration on Monday, October 26, 2026, at Rawlings House in Accra, where she addressed party executives, members and representatives of the media.
Ms. Tegah said her decision to contest the position was informed by her commitment to contributing to the effective administration of the party and strengthening the structures that support its operations.
She underscored the importance of efficient administration in promoting coordination among party executives, enhancing internal organisation and ensuring that the party’s objectives are effectively implemented at all levels.
According to her, strengthening the administrative leadership of the NDC would be crucial to consolidating the party’s organisational capacity as it prepares for future political engagements.
Her declaration comes as the NDC prepares to elect national officers to steer the affairs of the party.
The National Deputy General Secretary position plays an important role in supporting the General Secretary and coordinating the party’s administrative activities.
Ms. Tegah is expected to outline her vision and priorities as she seeks the mandate of delegates to serve in the position.
Her bid adds to the ongoing discussions surrounding the party’s leadership and the direction of its national administration ahead of the next phase of its internal elections.
