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The National Democratic Congress, has scheduled August 31, 2019, to hold parliamentary primaries in four constituencies, a statement from the party’s General Secretary, Johnson Asiedu Nketia has said.
The four constituencies, including Assin Central Constituency, were not part of Saturday's parliamentary primaries where some 524 aspirants contested for 157 slots.
Read the full statement from the party’s secretary below.
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