NDC National Leader Seriake Dickson has stated that support groups must not compete with the party or establish independent structures such as presidential campaign councils.
In a clear directive regarding party organization, Dickson emphasized that these external groups should not attempt to create parallel bodies that could undermine the central authority of the New Democratic Party (NDC).
The National Leader specifically warned against the formation of campaign councils by support groups, asserting that such structures should remain under the direct control of the party leadership to ensure unity and strategic coherence.
This guidance aims to prevent fragmentation within the party’s electoral machinery, ensuring that all campaign activities align with the official directives of the NDC rather than being driven by separate factions or allied groups.
By restricting the ability of support groups to set up their own campaign councils, the party seeks to maintain a singular voice and operational structure ahead of upcoming political engagements.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>