Contender for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Greater Accra Regional Chairmanship, Michael Tetteh Kwetey, popularly known as MTK, has unveiled a five-point campaign blueprint aimed at modernizing party infrastructure, strengthening grassroots welfare, and mobilizing an election-winning machinery ahead of the 2028 general elections.
Mr. Kwetey, who holds the number one spot on the ballot for the party’s regional executive elections, is centering his bid on institutional reform and direct support for party officers across all constituencies in the region.
At the core of his infrastructure agenda is a pledge to construct an ultra-modern regional office complex. According to his campaign platform, the facility will feature a dedicated lecture hall alongside a specialized department focused on women and youth empowerment.
Beyond the regional headquarters, Mr. Kwetey plans to overhaul dilapidated constituency offices across Greater Accra. To reduce operational expenses and boost logistics at the local level, he has proposed providing every constituency with monthly allowances specifically earmarked for acquiring canopies, plastic chairs, and related event rental logistics.
Addressing the socio-economic needs of party members, the aspirant announced plans to institute a constituency welfare and insurance scheme to support the wellbeing and upkeep of constituency executives. His agenda also includes establishing a dedicated desk to assist party executives with pressing needs, including lobbying for Senior High School (SHS) admission slots, scholarship packages, and placements in jobs and the security services.
On economic empowerment, Mr. Kwetey pledged to mentor and nurture local entrepreneurs within every constituency in the region.
Framing his broader political objective around party cohesion and electoral readiness, Mr. Kwetey stated that his leadership will prioritize restoring peace and confidence within the regional ranks while rallying behind parliamentary candidates to build an inclusive campaign structure for the 2028 polls.
