NDC President leaves office to compete for Keta seat

Policy of Friday, July 19th, 2019

Source: Myjoyonline.com

2019-07-19

Senanu Kwesi Djokoto, chairman of the Keta National Democratic Congress constituency, resigned from his post to challenge the parliamentary seat of the constituency.

Dr. Djokoto was joined by several of his supporters to file his forms to challenge the Keta primaries on Thursday.

According to the resignation letter that also served to announce his intention to challenge the replacement of the parliamentary seat by incumbent President Richard Quashigah, Dr. Djokoto said: "I took the firm decision to offer myself to a more important service in the interest of Keta Electoral District. "

"This will give me the opportunity to build on the cumulative experience I have gained as a thoroughbred citizen, experienced political officer and knowledgeable medical practitioner on the progress and development of the riding. Keta, "he added.

Designating himself as a competent, altruistic and trustworthy person, able to eloquently serve Keta's interests in Parliament, Mr. Djokoto badured that his commitment and ability to support and build the party would multiply when he was elected in Parliament.

The parliamentary aspirant, who is also the personal physician and badistant to former President Rawlings, said that his deep belief in the ideology inspired by the former president and his common goal of improving the living conditions of Keta's inhabitants led him to subscribe to his irrevocable commitment to: the cause of the holiday.

Dr. Djokoto expressed gratitude to the leaders of the 86 branches of the constituency for their joint work through struggles, sufferings and disappointments, clinging to "the hope that there will be a best day for all of us and for all the people we serve. " .

Dan Abodakpi, founding father of the party in the constituency, Richard Lbadey, former MP and incumbent president, Richard Quashigah, was also hailed for his contribution to the development of the constituency.

The NDC National Executive has scheduled August 24 for primaries in all constituencies of the country.