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The Eastern Regional Organizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr Bismark Tawiah Boateng, has appealed to functionaries of the party to project the activities of the government and not to criticize.
He has therefore appealed to Regional Ministers, District, Municipal and Metropolitan Chief Executives to establish effective communication channels with the party to enable members to know what programmes the government is implementing.
Mr Boateng was speaking at a one-day workshop for branch organizers of the party in the New Juaben North and New Juaben South constituency branches of the NDC in Koforidua on Friday.
He called on members of the party with problems to use the structures of the party to resolve them and urged them to send their grievances to the regional secretariat if they could not resolve them at their branches and constituencies.
Mr Boateng briefed the participants about projects that had been initiated by the government since assumption of office and advised members of the party to take advantage of programmes initiated by the government to create employment.
Mr Owusu Boahen Koduro, the New Juaben Municipal Coordinator of the party, who chaired the function called for unity among members of the party at the branches to enable them to implement all their programmes.
Source: GNA
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