Pamela Agyeiwaa Agyemang has officially passed the vetting process to contest the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Deputy Youth Organiser position in the Afigya Kwabre South Constituency.
Following the successful vetting exercise, she was assigned the No. 2 position on the ballot paper for the party’s upcoming internal elections.
Speaking after the confirmation, Ms Agyemang expressed gratitude to God and party delegates, describing her clearance as a vital step toward building a united, vibrant, and purpose-driven youth front in the constituency.
”This campaign is not about one individual; it is about all of us, our shared vision, and the future of our youth,” Ms Agyemang stated in an address to party supporters, adding, “Together, we can champion purposeful youth leadership and strengthen our grassroots structures to secure victory for the NDC.”
She urged delegates and party faithful to support her campaign and cast their votes for the No. 2 slot on election day, pledging to prioritise youth development, mobilisation, and party growth across the constituency if elected.
The NDC’s upcoming constituency elections form part of the party’s broader reorganisation strategy aimed at solidifying its structures ahead of future national campaigns.
Party delegates in Afigya Kwabre South are expected to cast their ballots in the coming weeks to choose the new executive team to lead the constituency’s youth wing.
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