The National Executive Committee (NEC) of the People’s National Convention (PNC), has unveiled a website for members of the party to also contribute to advancing the nation’s digitization drive.
The website ‘www.pnc.org’ highlights the exceptional contributions of some of its founding members, provides opportunities for interested members to join, generate membership cards and pay their monthly dues.
Mr Bernard Mornah, the leader of the PNC, unveiled the website during the NEC meeting of the PNC held at Abesim, near Sunyani, and asked the party people to leverage it and learn more about the party.
He indicated that as the world advanced in digitalization, the PNC remained committed in positioning itself to carry members of the party along, describing the website as an “info palm that contains every relevant information about the PNC.”
Mr Mornah reminded Ghanaians that the PNC had novel ideas and policies that could build a better Ghana for all, saying, the party was preparing seriously to win Election 2028, and that it intended to hold its national delegates congress before 2027.
He said the NEC had also decided to merge with some minor Nkrumahist political parties to build a strong force and formidable front for the 2028 general election.
“We are presently reaching out to our cousins in the other Nrkumahist parties to come together and build a strong force that will enable us to capture political power in the next general election,” he stated.
Mr Mornah explained that besides the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic (NPP), it was only the PNC, which had been able to survive since 1992.
“In fact, Ghanaians have truly tested both the NDC and the NPP in governments and it’s time they give the chance to the PNC in Election 2028 for them to know what we can do in government,” he advised.
Mr Mornah said: “The PNC was the first political party to be registered by the Electoral Commission among the plethora of political parties formed in 1992.
“Ghanaians have blessed the NDC and NPP and it’s time we are also given the chance to govern and prove our critics wrong,” Mr Mornah stated.
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