The Greater Accra Regional Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Emmanuel Nii Ashie Moore, has disassociated himself and the party’s leadership from a contentious communiqué purportedly authored by Regional Secretary Theophilus Tetteh Chaie.

The controversial letter, which solicits recommendations for government appointments from party leaders, has been dismissed as unauthorised, unratified by the regional executive committee, and devoid of approval from the party’s apex hierarchy.

In a firmly worded statement dated December 25, 2024, Ashie Moore vehemently denied any prior awareness of the document and repudiated its association with the regional executives. He stressed that the directive was issued without the endorsement of the party’s upper echelons and failed to align with established regional protocols.

“Let me state explicitly that I am not aware of such notification from the apex level of the party. Neither has the regional executive committee been consulted nor have we approved such a directive,” he clarified.

Ashie Moore denounced the letter as an independent and unauthorized move by the Regional Secretary, undertaken in clear violation of the party’s established procedures.

He appealed to party members and the public to completely disregard the letter, stressing its illegitimacy and lack of official endorsement.

“This is indeed a sole decision of the Regional Secretary without any recourse to laid-down party structures. Kindly disregard the letter completely with the seriousness it deserves,” Ashie Moore stated.