Lawyer Isaac Minta Larbi Announces Bid For NDC Eastern Regional Secretary--Vows To Rebuild Eastern Region NDC Front For 2028 Success

Lawyer Isaac Minta Larbi has declared his intention to contest the Eastern Regional Secretary position on the ticket of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), pledging to restructure the party’s front in the region to win more seats in 2028.

According to the astute legal practitioner, his decision to contest for the position is aimed at bringing hope and a new direction to the NDC Party in the region.

He called on delegates and party faithfuls to vote massively for him to secure the Eastern Regional Secretary position in the NDC's upcoming regional executive elections.

Lawyer Larbi, a dedicated legal practitioner, brother, and friend to many within the party, is seeking the mandate and votes of delegates to become the next Eastern Regional Secretary of the NDC.

 Lawyer Larbi stated that he is putting himself forward not merely to occupy a position, but to serve party members and take the NDC in the Eastern Region to the next level.

Reaffirming his readiness to serve, he noted that he would be extremely glad to work for his party at any time.

'For the many of you who know me or have heard of me, you have witnessed hard work, dedication, courage, and commitment toward the party,' he indicated, promising to do even more for the NDC once elected.

He maintained that his campaign is more than politics; it is a Promise of Unity, a Bond of Trust, and a Journey of Victory, Progress, and Opportunity for All.

He stressed the need for NDC members and supporters to unite ahead of the 2028 elections, pledging to offer a bridge to bring all factions together. Reassuring the youth, he stated, 'You have a leader in me, and I will ensure your voices are heard and your interests well protected.'

Lawyer Larbi concluded by promising to fight for party members with the same vigor he uses to defend his legal clients, urging delegates to vote massively for him at the upcoming Eastern Regional Conference to make the NDC great again."