New Patriotic Party (NPP) Greater Accra Regional Organiser hopeful Moses Abor has pledged to work towards winning all 18 parliamentary seats in the region for the party if he is elected.
Mr Abor said he has already developed structures aimed at helping the NPP regain parliamentary seats and strengthen its grassroots organisation ahead of the 2028 general elections.
“My target is to win all 18 parliamentary seats for the NPP in the Greater Accra Region, and I have put structures in place to fulfil that promise,” he said.
Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen, Mr Abor said his experience as a former Regional Youth Organiser had given him the skills and strategies needed to lead the party in the region.
He said during his time as Regional Youth Organiser, the number of Tertiary Students Confederacy Network (TESCON) institutions in Greater Accra increased from 23 to 52.
“When I was Regional Youth Organiser, TESCON institutions in Greater Accra were 23. When I was leaving, it had increased to 52. Now it has reduced to 35,” he said.
Mr Abor also said the NPP did not lose any Students’ Representative Council (SRC) election in the region during his tenure.
“Under my leadership as the Regional Youth Organiser, there was no SRC election that an NPP person lost. It is one of my strategies. I am not only a mobiliser; I am a strategist,” he said.
He also highlighted his experience as an Assembly Member for three consecutive terms, saying he plans to introduce the district assembly concept into the NPP’s organisational structures if elected Regional Organiser.
According to him, his experience at the assembly level, together with his access to data across Greater Accra, would help the party identify areas that need stronger organisation.
“As someone who has been an Assembly Member three consecutive times, the assembly concept is one of the things I will implement as the Regional Organiser because I have all the data in Greater Accra,” he said.
Mr Abor said discipline would be one of his main priorities, adding that the district assembly concept would form the basis of his plan to strengthen the party at the grassroots.
“The organiser’s job is huge. We need discipline. Under my leadership, my first project is to make sure the district assembly concept is my priority,” he said.
He added that constituency executives had responded positively to his proposal and that the party would next need the logistics and support to begin identifying potential parliamentary candidates.
“All my message to the constituency executives, they are buying into it. So all I need now is the logistics, support and energy to make sure all the constituencies start doing candidate search. It is the first step, and we have to make the foundation strong,” he said.
Mr Abor expressed confidence that his strategy could help the NPP challenge the dominance of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in Greater Accra.
“I am the only person who will break the front of the NDC. I have the key to Greater Accra,” he added.
