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A former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA), Alhaji Hudu Mogtari has urged supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Wa Central Constituency to set aside their differences and unite for the victories of both Dr. Rashid Pelpuo and former President John Dramani Mahama.
He called on party members to bridge gaps and let go of any lingering animosities from the party's internal parliamentary primaries.
Alhaji Hudu emphasized his commitment to genuine reconciliation in the best interest of the National Democratic Congress.
The former Food and Drugs Authority boss also pledged his unwavering support for all eleven parliamentary candidates, including Dr. Rashid Pelpuo and the NDC flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama.
Speaking to party supporters at his residence during this year's Eid-Ul-Adha celebration, Alhaji Hudu Mogtari stated, "For this victory to be realized in Wa Central, we must reconcile, unite, and focus on marketing our message to the voters to rescue this country from the incompetent NPP."
He added, "We did not gather here this evening as supporters of Alhaji Hudu Mogatri, Mutiu Rahman, Wahid Bampuori, or Rashid Pelpuo, but we are here to engage in progressive conversations in the interest of the great NDC."
Hundreds of party youth gathered at Alhaji Hudu Mogtari's residence on Sunday, June 16, 2024, to celebrate Eid-Ul-Adha and engage in positive discussions about the future prospects of the NDC in the constituency and the region.
Alhaji Hudu Mogtari's appeal comes at a critical juncture when the constituency is perceived to be divided following the events of the 2023 parliamentary elections.
Several youth activists who spoke at the event commended Alhaji Hudu for his significant efforts in reshaping politics within the Wa Central Constituency.
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