The National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Upper West Region has recorded 63 nomination filings following the close of nominations on October 15, 2026, as the party prepares to vet aspirants seeking various regional positions.

In a statement issued by the NDC Upper West Regional Elections Director, Dibkuu Ishmael, supporters of regional aspirants have been cautioned to maintain discipline and demonstrate maturity throughout the vetting process.

The caution comes as the party moves into the next phase of its internal electoral process, with the Elections Directorate urging supporters to ensure that the exercise proceeds peacefully and without disruptions.

According to the statement, supporters are expected to refrain from unnecessary confrontations, provocative statements, insults, and any form of misconduct that could undermine the vetting process.

Mr. Ishmael further warned that supporters must avoid actions capable of tarnishing the image of their preferred aspirants or bringing the party into disrepute.

He called on all supporters to cooperate fully with the Elections Directorate and the vetting committee to ensure a smooth, peaceful, and successful exercise.

The Regional Elections Director also issued a stern warning that any supporter who engages in misconduct will be dealt with in accordance with the law.

The caution underscores the importance of maintaining order and respect among supporters as aspirants undergo vetting ahead of the party’s regional electoral activities.

With 63 nomination filings recorded at the close of nominations, attention is now turning to the vetting process, which will be a key stage in the NDC’s internal electoral preparations in the Upper West Region.

CAUTION TO SUPPORTERS OF REGIONAL ASPIRANTS

All supporters of regional aspirants coming for vetting are hereby cautioned to conduct themselves with the highest level of discipline and maturity throughout the vetting process.
Supporters are urged to avoid unnecessary confrontations, provocative statements, insults, and any form of misconduct that could disrupt the process.
No supporter should engage in actions that could tarnish the image of their preferred aspirant or bring the party into disrepute.
All supporters are therefore advised to cooperate fully with the elections directorate/ committee to ensure a smooth, peaceful, and successful vetting exercise.
Any supporter who misbehaves will be dealt with according to law

Thank you

Dibkuu Ishmael
Regional Elections Director