Pro-NPP accounts exploiting NDC grassroots frustrations – Mustapha Gbande

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Mustapha Gbande

Mustapha Gbande, the Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has alleged that pro-NPP accounts are exploiting NDC grassroots frustrations.

 According to Mustapha Gbande, most accounts expressing disappointment with the John Mahama-led government and appointees are pro-NPP accounts.

He, however, asserted that some actions of NDC appointees may deviate from party resolve, calling on members not to abandon the party, as the pain and struggles shared keep them up at night.

Mustapha Gbande further disclosed that the NDC grassroots patience will be vindicated soon.

In a post shared by Mustapha Gbande on social media he wrote, “Good evening colleagues and comrades, I have reviewed numerous commentaries and concerns that have been widely expressed, reflecting the sentiments of some members. Often, many of us tend to observe and remain silent, but it is essential to acknowledge that we are accountable for addressing the grievances of even a single member, let alone a group of dedicated brothers and sisters who have worked together to get us this far. As the Deputy General Secretary, I would like to state the following:

  1. Most accounts expressing discontent appear to be driven by pro-NPP sentiments, exploiting the frustrations of our supporters.
  2. As members of the NDC, our concerns are continually taken into consideration for adjustments, corrections, and strategic realignments. The pain and struggles shared by many keep us up at night, prompting deep reflections on how to improve.
  3. When it seems like our hopes have been dashed due to perceived betrayals, it’s natural to feel aggrieved, especially when those who were previously indifferent are now trying to capitalise on our struggles. However, it’s crucial to give everyone the benefit of the doubt and allow time to unfold. Your patience will be vindicated soon.
  4. While some actions by appointees may deviate from our party’s resolve, it is unhealthy to abandon our party’s principles. I am confident that our challenges are temporary.
  5. Let us remain steadfast in our commitment to the party, despite individual actions. As party officers, we are taking note of every situation and will give them serious consideration.
  6. Sometimes, as leaders, things may seem to worsen before they get better. Let us be measured and responsible in our actions, ensuring we don’t provide our opponents with an undeserved advantage.
  7. We will overcome these challenges together.
  8. Giving up on our beliefs would be a defeat for our future; staying focused and strong amidst challenges assures us of ultimate victory.

I submit that your concerns are legitimate, but we must move forward in good faith.

We shall prevail together”, his post concluded.  

Meanwhile, Gabriella Tetteh, a member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) communications team, has said the party’s future flagbearer must tell members of their formula of appointment before they decide to support them.

According to Gabriella Tetteh, at the next NDC congress meeting, they should consider a new resolution for all aspiring flagbearers to provide members with a formula for their appointments.

She disclosed that party members must know, in terms of percentage, how the flagbearer wants to appoint party members, friends and family members, the general public and other political party members, so they can also adjust how much of their time, energy and resources they give to their dreams.

In a Facebook post, Gabriella Tetteh wrote, “The next congress should consider a new resolution for all aspiring flagbearers to provide us with a formula for their appointments. % party, % members, % friends & family, % general public and % other political parties, so we adjust how much of our time, energy and resources we give their dreams. By the way, don’t come under this post to pontificate.

We’ve already been tagged as demons, so no need for the preaching. Its monday. Remember, life is what YOU make it. Cheers to a great week”.