NDC Supporters Protest Chairman Candidate Disqualification

Dozens of NDC supporters in the Adansi Fomena constituency took to the streets on Wednesday morning to demonstrate at the party's constituency office. Their anger is directed at the alleged disqualification of Atipile Mohammed, who had declared interest in leading the party's local structure for the 2028 election cycle. The protest which blocked access to the office for several hours was led by Adjei Murphy, the Dompoase branch chairman and spokesperson for the concerned members. He maintained that the aspirant had substantially contributed to the party's visibility in the area and that removing him would undo recent progress. The constituency elections slated for later this year are still unresolved pending an official explanation from the regional leadership about the basis of the disqualification.

Local political observers say the development underscores the growing pains within the NDC as it navigates internal transitions ahead of national voting. The protest comes at a time when party officials have remained silent on the exact grounds for the alleged disqualification. Members loyal to Atipile Mohammed have emphasized that the matter must be addressed transparently before further mobilizations.