…Three decades of dedicated party service form the bedrock of campaign focused on equal slot sharing, multi-dialect mobilization, and unity…
A seasoned pillar of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Hon. Simon Bonney, has formally stepped into the executive race for Deputy Regional Organizer in Greater Accra.
Known to supporters as the “Midfield Marshall,” Bonney brings over 30 years of continuous service ranging from branch-level operations to constituency leadership.
His campaign platform centers on restructuring how regional resources reach foot-soldiers while leveraging his unique communication skills to broaden the party’s reach across diverse communities.
A Firm Commitment to Fair Allocation
Addressing delegates during his campaign trail, Hon. Bonney highlighted his long track record through key party milestones and pledged that every grassroots worker will be recognized and rewarded fairly under his watch.
“I have acquired rich organizational skills through all challenging times,” Bonney declared. “As Deputy Organizer, I will support my Regional Organizer elected by you, my noble Delegates, to consolidate and maximize the gains of the NDC in Greater Accra without causing any conscious disregard to my able foot-soldiers at the grassroots level. Every allocation and slot will be shared equally without compromise or hesitation.”
Breaking Language Barriers Across the Region
With Greater Accra being one of the most culturally diverse voter landscapes in the country, Hon. Bonney cited his multilingual fluency as a crucial engine for winning over key voter blocs.
“My unique strength is Communication,” he noted. “I speak 5 Ghanaian dialects fluently, which helps me connect with Voters, Market Women, Drivers, and youth across the Region to win more souls for our party NDC.”
By engaging drivers at transport terminals, traders in major markets, and youth groups directly in their native dialects, Bonney aims to deepen party loyalty across every community.
Building a Stronger Party Machine
Anchored by his campaign theme, “Making the NDC Very Very Attractive,” Hon. Bonney set out a clear vision focused on victory:
Vision:
“To make Greater Accra NDC more attractive, more united, more mobilized, and more victorious toward 2028, God willing, Insha Allah.”
Closing his message with deep gratitude for the party faithful, he added:
“God bless you, our noble Delegates, for your hard work.”
Appearing as Number 6 on the ballot paper, Hon. Simon Bonney enters the election with thirty years of proven loyalty and a plan designed to keep Greater Accra firmly organized and unified.
