Broadcaster and journalist Ewura Adams Karim formally submitted his nomination forms at the National Democratic Congress (NDC) national headquarters today, cementing his bid for the position of Deputy National Communications Officer ahead of the party’s upcoming national executive elections.
Accompanied by supporters, youth activists, and party loyalists, the former Class FM host and Woezor TV presenter handed in his completed documents to party election officials.
Addressing supporters and journalists after submitting his paperwork, Karim reiterated his vision for modernizing the party’s publicity and messaging structure.
He pledged to deploy dedicated digital machinery for rapid, fact-based responses to political misinformation while spotlighting party achievements.
Additionally, he emphasized empowering grassroots communicators through structured training workshops and expanding the NDC’s reach by engaging young voters, women, and marginalized communities across the country.
“I started my life as an NDC child, and I have lived with the party’s ideals all my life. Today, I stand ready to serve the party I have known since birth,” Karim stated, calling on delegates nationwide to back his vision for a proactive, disciplined communications wing.
With his nominations officially filed, Karim now enters the final phase of his campaign leading up to the NDC’s national delegates congress scheduled for December 19, 2026.
Eugenia Ewoenam Osei
