The race for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Deputy General Secretary position has gained a fresh perspective as Dzifa Tegah officially steps forward with an impassioned appeal for grassroots involvement and shared accountability.
In her recent address outlining her bid, Tegah argued that the party’s trajectory hinges on the choices made today and the caliber of leadership chosen to steer its course. Rather than viewing leadership as the sole burden of a privileged few, she champions a philosophy of collective ownership where every member’s insights, background, and dedication contribute to the broader mission.
Key Pillars of Her Campaign
Tegah stresses that building a stronger administrative future is a communal duty, requiring the active engagement of the entire membership rather than isolated leadership directives.
Her platform is built on fusing seasoned party experience with fresh ideas, aiming to revitalize the internal machinery of the NDC.
By framing the upcoming internal elections as a critical turning point, she invites delegates to view the contest not just as a political race, but as a collaborative workshop for the party’s future.
The Significance of the Role
The office of the Deputy General Secretary serves as the administrative backbone of the party, deeply tied to daily coordination, strategic execution, and institutional efficiency. As the NDC prepares for its internal polls, Tegah’s entry into the race brings administrative readiness and organizational alignment to the forefront of the internal discourse.
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Saturday, December 19, 2026 is the date of the NDC’s National Congress (also referred to as the 11th National Delegates Congress), where national executives — including the Deputy General Secretary position that Dzifa Tegah is contesting.
Ultimately, whether her message strikes a chord with the delegates will be decided at the ballot box. For now, Tegah has firmly planted her flag, offering herself as an engine for collaborative progress and a steward of the NDC’s enduring ideals.