Wonder Victor Kutor, a member of the National Executive Committee of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has filed his nomination to contest the position of Deputy National Communications Officer in the party’s upcoming national executive elections.
Kutor is seeking to strengthen the party’s communication structures by improving coordination between national leadership and grassroots communicators.
His campaign focuses on building a more effective communication system capable of explaining government policies, defending the party’s programmes and engaging voters ahead of the 2028 general election.
As part of his plans, Kutor has proposed regular training programmes for constituency and branch communicators to equip them with the knowledge and skills required to communicate the party’s positions effectively.
He has also pledged additional support for party serial callers, whom he considers an important part of the NDC’s communication network.
Another key proposal is the development of an official NDC website to provide party members and the public with reliable information on party activities, policies and government programmes.
Kutor believes improved access to accurate information will help grassroots communicators respond effectively to public concerns and strengthen the party’s engagement with citizens.
His candidature comes as the NDC prepares to elect a new set of national executives at its National Delegates Congress scheduled for December 19, 2026.
According to figures released by the party’s Congress Elections Committee, seven prospective aspirants picked nomination forms for the Deputy National Communications Officer position.
The party’s nomination filing period runs from November 7 to November 9, after which aspirants are expected to undergo vetting.
Kutor will be seeking the support of delegates as he campaigns to help strengthen the NDC’s national communication machinery.
By Noble Crossby Annan
