By Lord Fiifi Quayle

As we reflect on the recent electoral victories of Donald Trump and the Republican Party, it’s crucial for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in Ghana to take note of the lessons embedded in their success. The Republicans triumphed not merely through luck but through a steadfast commitment, relentless dedication, and a strategic approach that left little room for complacency. This is a model that we, too, must embrace as we prepare for our own upcoming elections.

While it is tempting to draw parallels between the political landscapes of the United States and Ghana, we must ground our aspirations in our own realities. The NDC has been working diligently, and we have made significant strides. However, it is essential to recognize that our victory will not come from any superstitious belief that links Trump’s re-election to ours. Instead, our success will be rooted in our own merits and the hard work we put into connecting with the electorate.

One of the most pressing challenges we face is the lack of informed voters within our population. Many Ghanaians do not fully understand the intricacies of governance and the responsibilities that come with it. This knowledge gap can hinder our ability to mobilize support and effect meaningful change. Therefore, it is imperative that we increase our efforts to educate and engage our constituents about the importance of informed voting and the impact of government policies on their daily lives.

Under the leadership of Chairman Asiedu Nketia, the NDC is employing a multifaceted strategy that draws on the strengths of our dedicated team. Key figures like Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang, Hon. Alex Segbefia, Comrade Sammy Gyamfi, and Majority Leader Ato Forson are all playing vital roles in galvanizing support across the nation. With the backing of George Opare Addo and the Green Army, our grassroots mobilization efforts are gaining momentum.

Moreover, we have the invaluable contributions of seasoned leaders such as Professor Joshua Alabi, Hon. Julius Debrah, Joyce Bawah Mogtari, Hon. Fifi Fiavi Kwettey, and Stan Dogbe, all of whom are actively manning different regions and campaigning towards the elections. Their collective experience and commitment to our cause are invaluable assets that will help us reach voters and articulate our vision for a better Ghana.

The stakes are high, and the need for a collective effort has never been more urgent. Ghana is at a crossroads, and the NDC stands ready to lead the charge toward a brighter future. Let us not shy away from the hard work ahead. Instead, let us embrace it with open arms, knowing that together, we can create a better Ghana for all.

While we acknowledge the recent successes of our counterparts across the globe, we must remain focused on our own path. Our victory will be achieved through our dedication, our strategy, and our unwavering belief in John Dramani Mahama to spearhead the rescue mission Ghana desperately needs. The time to act is now—let us come together and make our voices heard.

THERE IS STILL HOPE FOR GHANA