The Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, has called on delegates participating in the NDC's Eastern Regional executive election to uphold peace and unity, reminding them that the outcome of the contest should not divide the party.

He made the call during a visit to the voting centre at Kwahu Obomeng, where he interacted with delegates and supporters.

Mr Debrah said the party's collective interest must take precedence over the ambitions of individual candidates, adding that members should continue to work together irrespective of the results.

“I urge all the delegates to be united and vote peacefully today. The atmosphere here and the enthusiasm tell us that indeed we are resetting the country. We are all one family, and we should remain united regardless of who wins or loses,” he said.

The Chief of Staff also expressed optimism about the NDC's ability to strengthen its electoral presence in the Eastern Region, where the party made gains in recent general elections.

Mr Debrah, who hails from the Eastern Region, expressed confidence that the party could build on its recent performance and make further progress in future elections.

The newly elected regional executives are expected to play a key role in strengthening the party's structures at the grassroots and sustaining its efforts to expand its support base in the region.

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