NDC Sets Dates for National Delegates Conference to Elect New Leaders

Accra, Ghana — January 30, 2026 The ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) has officially announced the dates for its upcoming National Delegates Conference, a crucial event in the party’s reorganization and preparation for future governance.

According to party executives, the conference will bring together delegates from all 16 regions of Ghana to elect new national leaders who will steer the affairs of the NDC in the coming years. The leadership elections are expected to shape the party’s strategy ahead of the 2028 general elections, making the conference one of the most significant milestones in the NDC’s political calendar.

The General Secretary of the party emphasized that the conference will not only focus on leadership renewal but also serve as a platform to reaffirm the NDC’s commitment to grassroots participation, internal democracy, and accountability. He noted that the process will be conducted in line with the party’s constitution, ensuring transparency and fairness.

Political analysts have described the conference as a pivotal moment for the ruling party, particularly as it seeks to strengthen its organizational structures, consolidate its achievements in government, and position itself for continued leadership. The elections are expected to attract keen interest from both party members and the general public, given the influence of the NDC in Ghana’s political landscape.

Preparations are already underway, with regional and constituency executives tasked to mobilize delegates and ensure smooth participation. Security arrangements are also being coordinated with the Ghana Police Service to guarantee order during the event.

The NDC leadership has urged members to approach the conference with unity and a sense of purpose, stressing that the outcome will determine the party’s readiness to contest future elections and sustain its governance mandate.