Audio By Carbonatix
Former Nasara Coordinator in the United States of America, Alhaji Ali Suraj has declared his intentions to contest for the position of National Nasara Organizer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) when nominations are officially opened.
His announcement comes as the party prepares for its national executive elections in the coming months.
In a statement issued after the party’s presidential primaries, which elected Dr. Alhaji Mahmud Bawumia as flagbearer, Mr. Suraj said his decision follows extensive reflection and encouragement from party supporters, stakeholders, and members of the Nasara fraternity.
He explained that his decision was driven by calls for renewed leadership grounded in the founding values and democratic ideals of both the NPP and the Nasara wing.
Alhaji Suraj has served on various party committees and has received strong grassroots support across the country.
He outlined a vision aimed at consolidating the party’s gains in Zongo and settler communities ahead of the 2028 general elections.
Among his key policy priorities are the establishment of a National Nasara administration, building a year-round bridge between the party and Muslim communities, resourcing a vibrant Nasara wing, and creating a welfare-driven system to enhance mobilisation efforts.
“I appeal to party members for support, stressing that the Nasara wing needs experienced leadership to help secure victory for the NPP in 2028,” he noted.
Latest Stories
-
Refrain from unauthorised fiat currency wallet services – BoG to banks, electronic money issuers
2 hours -
Kofi Matthew warns TEIN-UCC against allowing their potential to be exploited for others’ personal battles
2 hours -
Ghana, EU seek closer cooperation on export compliance and market access
2 hours -
KNUST Nkabom Collaborative opens pitch session to support young agripreneurs with business funding
4 hours -
Former Foreign Affairs minister and Ex-ECOWAS Commission President James Victor Gbeho dies at 91
5 hours -
Illegal dumpsite washed into Weija Lake after floods, raising public health fears
5 hours -
NACOC partners GJA to combat substance abuse and illicit drug trafficking in Ghana
5 hours -
Football’s greatest legends prepare for their final World Cup
5 hours -
Sammi Awuku questions whether GTA board chair Gertrude Donkor meets Tourism Act private sector requirement
5 hours -
Providence turns red, gold and green as Tribe Culturefest ignites Ghana’s World Cup fever
5 hours -
Asantehene to attend tribe Culturefest’s fan festival at Toronto’s Sankofa Square
5 hours -
Former Chief Justice Sophia Akuffo resigns from the Council of State
6 hours -
Health workers struggle to contain Ebola in Congo camps as distrust grows
7 hours -
Richie Mensah unveils ‘The Octave’ as latest addition to Lynx Electronics family
7 hours -
Motorists, pedestrians alarmed over faulty streetlights on Achimota Forest stretch
7 hours