The Election Review Committee (ERC) of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has expressed disappointment in the party's leading members for directing their grievances to the media.
The Committee noted with regrets the decision by the party functionaries to air their views on the party issues through the air waves instead of utilizing the Committee.
A statement signed by the Committee Chairman, Kwesi Botchwey indicated that "the NDC Election Review Committee (ERC) has noted with some regret that a number of Party functionaries and leading party members have lately take to media houses to air their views on party matters, including matters that the Committee was set up to investigate, namely the causes of the party’s electoral defeat."
The Committee urged members to desist from using the media as a conduit to express their concerns.
Read full statement below:
The NDC Election Review Committee (ERC) has noted with some regret that a number of Party functionaries and leading party members have lately take to media houses to air their views on party matters, including matters that the Committee was set up to investigate, namely the causes of the party’s electoral defeat.
The Committee would like to urge party members to resist the temptation to engaging in recriminations and finger pointing, so as not to undermine the integrity of the committee’s final report and recommendations, sour the atmosphere for the conduct of the committee’s work.
The committee’s doors are open and we urge all party members who have issues to raise or concerns to express to direct them to the committee to help the search for solutions to the challenges confronting the party.
Signed Kwesi Botchwey
Committee Chairman
Source: Ameyaw Adu Gyamfi/Peacefmonline.com/Ghana
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