A leading member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Atwima Kwanwoma Constituency, Mr. Solomon Reuben Jabari, has announced his decision to personally finance the cost of nomination forms for all interested applicants in the party’s upcoming branch elections.
The intervention, described by party supporters as unprecedented in the constituency, is aimed at easing the financial burden on grassroots members and encouraging wider participation in the internal democratic process of the party.
In a public notice, Mr. Jabari emphasized that the initiative would ensure inclusivity by giving equal opportunity to all qualified members who wish to contest in the branch elections, regardless of their financial standing.
“I announce to personally pay for the cost of nomination forms for all applicants in the upcoming branch elections,” he stated, adding that the move reflects his commitment to strengthening the party’s structures at the base level.
According to the outlined schedule, the picking of nomination forms will take place online from May 2 to May 16, 2026, while the branch elections are slated for May 20, 2026.
Political observers say the gesture could significantly boost participation and competition within the constituency, potentially leading to a more vibrant and representative leadership at the branch level.
Supporters of Mr. Jabari have lauded the initiative, describing it as a demonstration of leadership and dedication to party unity and growth. They believe such efforts will not only energize the grassroots but also position the NDC strongly ahead of future political contests.
Meanwhile, party members and prospective aspirants have been encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity and actively participate in the electoral process.
For further enquiries, interested individuals are advised to contact the numbers provided in the official communication.
The upcoming branch elections form a critical part of the NDC’s internal restructuring efforts as it seeks to consolidate its base and enhance organizational effectiveness across the country.
