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The Volta Regional leadership of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has called on its members to desist from mudslinging and anonymous letters against officials as means of expressing their grievances.
"We entreat them to use legitimate channels of communication to seek redress to their concerns within the party," a statement signed by Mr Simon Amegashie-Viglo, Regional Secretary of the Party, said.
According to the statement, investigations conducted by the leadership into allegations against some political office holders in the region have turned out to be false.
It said such negative approach to resolving grievances questioned the sincerity of those involved to the cause of the party.
The statement appealed to "all NDC members in the region to exercise restraint and support the appointees to enable the government fulfill its promises to the people of Ghana."
It added that challenges confronting the government called for steadfast and committed loyalty to the party.
Source: GNA
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