NDC says launch of “campaign song” unofficial

Accra, June 24, GNA – The National Executive Council (NEC) of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), said on Friday the management of the party had no knowledge of the launch of a song for the party’s electioneering in 2012.

It said the executive should not be associated with the launch ceremony scheduled for the International Trade Fair Centre in Accra on Friday.

“The NEC wishes to indicate that management of the party has no knowledge of the song, and should not be associated with the launch ceremony scheduled for the International Trade Fair Centre, La, in Accra this evening,” the party said in a statement signed by Mr Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, General Secretary.

The statement said: 93Although the NEC appreciates the zeal of its individual members and contestants to use the party colours to promote events, including songs, we wish to caution that such events or programmes must be implemented within the confines of the party’s rules and regulations.

“The NEC wishes to remind the party members and the general public that the Party is yet to elect its flag bearer for the 2012 elections in line with Article 43 of the Party’s constitution.

“It is, therefore, premature for anybody to be presented as the flag bearer of the NDC for the 2012 elections before the Party’s special delegates’ Congress which comes off in Sunyani on the 9th of July.

We hope the Party will not find any further reason to invoke any stiffer sanction beyond this caution statement.”

Source: GhanaWeb

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