Audio By Carbonatix
Michael Tetteh Kwetey has officially filed his nomination to contest the Greater Accra Regional Chairmanship position of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), taking a significant step towards his ambition of leading the party in the region.
In a statement announcing the development on Thursday, October 15, 2026, Mr Kwetey said he had submitted his nomination forms at the NDC Greater Accra Regional Office, marking an important milestone in his quest for the position.
“One step ahead of a dream to be fulfilled soon, the hard work continues,” he stated, expressing optimism about his ambition and his determination to continue working towards its realisation.
He concluded his announcement by expressing gratitude to Allah, saying, “Alhamdulillah,” an Arabic expression meaning “praise be to God.”
Latest Stories
-
Sammy Gyamfi never BoG has ceded its forex role to us – GoldBod
36 minutes -
High Court sets November 4 for ruling on Wontumi’s bail application
50 minutes -
Tetteh Kwetey files nomination for NDC Greater Accra Regional Chairmanship
60 minutes -
Korle Bu appeals for more doctors, nurses as A&E Centre struggles under pressure
1 hour -
AFCON 2027Q: ‘I’m optimistic Black Stars can turn things around’ – Agyemang-Badu
1 hour -
Digital innovation could widen Africa’s inequalities if people are left out – Sam Jonah
1 hour -
Galamsey is an economic, health and moral problem – Sam Jonah
1 hour -
Africa must create AI technology instead of paying to use it – Sam Jonah
1 hour -
2026 U-17 WWC: Black Maidens to face Norway, Brazil and Canada in Group C
1 hour -
Agbodza, Sam George move to curb fibre optic cable cuts during road works
2 hours -
2026 U-17 WWC: Black Maidens unveil 21-player squad for competition in Morocco
2 hours -
South Africa evacuation and the minority’s half-truth
2 hours -
‘You never know tomorrow’ – Anthony Baffoe on contesting for GFA Presidency
2 hours -
Obuasi SHTS head accused of sexually abusing students is NDC Juaben secretary seeking chairmanship
2 hours -
Cedi depreciates by 7.11% against dollar in August 2026 – BoG report
2 hours