NDC Aspirant Asinyo Highlights 16-Year Public Service Record Ahead of Deputy Youth Organiser Bid
NDC deputy youth organiser aspirant Francis Asinyo emphasizes his 16 years in public service, calling for leaders to prove their records before seeking trust. He positions his experience in institutions including the Presidency and high commission as core to electability.
Francis Asinyo, contesting for deputy youth organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has stated that a leader’s track record in public service must be scrutinised before any party member or voter can place trust in their word. In a recent statement shared with 3News, the aspirant underscored that his sixteen-year tenure across multiple public institutions forms the bedrock of his campaign platform. He referenced his service within the Presidency and at Ghana’s High Commission in London as key pillars of his qualifications. Asinyo argued that past performance in roles that serve ordinary Ghanaians constitutes the central evidence he must present to voters, insisting that repeated action builds credibility far more reliably than promises. This public service narrative appears designed to anchor his bid amid broader party discussions on youth engagement and institutional reform. The NDC primary for this youth wing position will require delegates to weigh qualifications against other candidates’ profiles before national elections commence.
