DIANA NYONKOPAH DANIELS CALLS FOR UNITY AND CREDIBLE LEADERSHIP IN NDC

President of Peace Watch Ghana, Diana Nyonkopah Daniels, has called on members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to prioritise unity, credibility and effective leadership when selecting party executives. Speaking in an interview with journalist Nhyiraba Kwabena Asirifi, Diana Nyonkopah Daniels urged party members to elect capable individuals to key positions, including National Chairman, National Organiser and National Women’s Organiser. She stressed the importance of choosing leaders with the experience, credibility and organisational skills required to effectively manage the affairs of the party and promote unity among its members. Diana Nyonkopah Daniels also touched on the political ambitions of Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, popularly known as General Mosquito, and urged party members to focus on strengthening internal unity while selecting leaders capable of moving the NDC forward. According to her, political parties require credible and responsible leadership to maintain cohesion and effectively serve their members and supporters. Beyond party politics, Diana Nyonkopah Daniels also appealed to the Ghana Police Service, its leadership and the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) to uphold professionalism and the rule of law in the discharge of their duties. She said adherence to professional standards and the rule of law is essential to strengthening public confidence in Ghana’s democratic institutions. She therefore encouraged the relevant authorities to continue working in a manner that promotes fairness, accountability and public trust. Diana Nyonkopah Daniels’ comments come amid ongoing discussions about leadership, internal party cohesion and the role of state institutions in safeguarding Ghana’s democratic system.