National Democratic Congress (NDC) National Organiser Joseph Yamin has formally entered the race to retain his position, completing the nomination process ahead of the party’s December 19 internal elections.
Yamin confirmed that he had picked up, paid for and submitted his nomination forms, signalling his intention to serve another term as the party prepares to elect its national executives.
Speaking to reporters at the NDC headquarters, he said he was ready for the contest and was waiting for other aspirants to declare their intentions.
“We are here to announce to you that we have picked nomination forms to contest the upcoming national elections. I am maintaining my position as the National Organiser of the party to go another term,” he said.
Yamin disclosed that he had completed the nomination process the previous day and was prepared to face any contender for the position.
“I picked my nomination yesterday. I have paid my nomination fees and I have submitted my nomination. I am waiting to know my opponent and we’ll be ready to go into battle on the 19th of December,” he added.
He also announced that Mustapha Gbande, his colleague in the party, had completed a similar process by picking up, paying for and submitting his nomination forms.
“My brother Mustapha Gbande has done same. He picked his nomination yesterday, paid his nomination fees and has submitted his nomination,” Yamin said.
Yamin’s decision to seek another term sets the stage for a potential contest for the National Organiser position as the NDC prepares for its December 19 elections.
The identities of other candidates for the position were not disclosed in his announcement.
