Dr. Naana Boadiwaa Daaku Engages Eastern Region Communicators, Declares Intent to Contest

By Edwin Kobina Amoquandoh 


On Friday, 2nd January 2026, Dr. Naana Boadiwaa Daaku of the Upper West Akyim Constituency held a strategic meeting with communicators and the social media team of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Eastern Region. The engagement was aimed at acknowledging and appreciating the immense sacrifices and dedication of party communicators who have consistently projected the ideals, values, and message of the party across the region. Dr. Naana commended their resilience, commitment, and tireless efforts in strengthening the party’s presence both on the ground and in the digital space.



In her address, Dr. Naana Boadiwaa Daaku emphasized the critical role communicators play in shaping public opinion and sustaining the party’s grassroots connection with the people. She noted that the visibility and growing influence of the NDC in the Eastern Region is largely attributable to the discipline, consistency, and strategic messaging of the communication machinery. According to her, recognizing and empowering these frontline party workers is essential for building a stronger, united, and more responsive party structure.


The meeting also provided Dr. Naana with the opportunity to officially declare her intention to contest for the position of Deputy Regional Women’s Organiser for the Eastern Region. She stated that her decision is driven by a deep sense of duty, loyalty, and unwavering commitment to the growth of the party. Dr. Naana underscored that her aspiration is not merely about occupying a position, but about offering purposeful leadership that will energize women, strengthen party structures, and advance the collective vision of the NDC in the region.


Dr. Naana Boadiwaa Daaku’s political journey has been marked by selfless service, passion, and consistent support for party activities at all levels. Over the years, she has worked closely with grassroots members, women groups, and communicators, contributing significantly to party organization and mobilization. Her record of service reflects a leader who understands the challenges of the base and is prepared to work collaboratively to deliver practical solutions that uplift party members and supporters.


As the Eastern Region prepares for the next phase of internal reorganization and political mobilization, Dr. Naana Boadiwaa Daaku presents herself as a unifying force with a clear vision for transformation and progress. Her call to step forward is anchored in the belief that effective leadership, inclusiveness, and strategic coordination are key to repositioning the party for greater success. With renewed energy and focus, she remains committed to contributing to the total transformation and betterment of the Eastern Region under the banner of the NDC.









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