ACCRA — Veteran journalist and long-time party strategist Adnan Adams Mohammed has officially entered the race for a seat on the National Democratic Congress (NDC) National Executive Committee (NEC).
In a formal memo submitted to party leadership on October 20, 2026, Adams confirmed his candidacy, positioning himself as a candidate with deep operational experience across every level of the party structure—from local branches to national media operations.
“My decision to step forward is rooted in a lifelong dedication to our principles of Probity, Accountability, and Social Justice,” Adams stated, adding that he aims to leverage his extensive background to serve the party at its highest administrative level.
Adams’ political journey includes roles as a Branch Secretary, Constituency Communications Officer, and Co-Founder of the NDC Press Corps. He emphasized that this diverse background makes him uniquely qualified to bridge the gap between grassroots members and national leadership.
If elected, Adams plans to focus on three core priorities:
- Media & Narrative Control: Modernizing party communications to proactively counter opposition messaging and clearly articulate party policies.
- Grassroots Engagement: Opening direct lines of communication between national headquarters and regional branches to ensure local executives are heard and well-resourced.
- Capacity Building: Strengthening training networks for youth and cadres to prepare the party for governance.
Calling on delegates and party elders for support, Adams stressed the importance of electing experienced leaders to guide the party forward.
“The NDC remains the hope of the Ghanaian people,” he affirmed. “To deliver on this promise, we need an executive body equipped with experience, operational depth, unwavering loyalty, and a proven capacity to win.”
