‘No individual victory is greater than collective success’ – Joyce Bawah Mogtari urges NDC unity
Senior Aide and Advisor to President John Dramani Mahama, Joyce Bawah Mogtari, has called on members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to put aside personal interests and unite as the party prepares to elect its national officers next month.
She said the party’s strength depended not on the victory of individuals or factions but on the ability of members to work together towards a common purpose.
In a Facebook post congratulating winners of the party’s constituency and regional elections, Mrs Bawah Mogtari urged members to rise above their differences and refocus their energies on the broader interests of the NDC.
“No individual victory is greater than the collective success of our party. Our strength lies not in the triumph of one faction or individual, but in our ability to stand together, respect one another and work towards a common vision,” she stated.
She also commended all aspirants who contested the internal elections, noting that although some did not emerge victorious, their participation had enriched the party’s democratic process.
Mrs Bawah Mogtari expressed confidence in the NDC’s democratic credentials, describing the party as a progressive and modern model of democratic practice.
She said watching the constituency and regional elections had renewed her confidence in the party’s future, particularly as the internal electoral process demonstrated the enthusiasm and commitment of its members.
With the national executive elections scheduled for next month, she urged members to remember their shared responsibility in building the party and protecting its democratic values.
“Every member matters. Every contribution counts. We all have a responsibility to build the NDC, protect its democratic values and advance the ideals upon which our great party was founded,” she added.
She concluded with a call for unity, declaring: “One Party. One Family. One Common Purpose.”
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