The National Democratic Congress is likely to be defeated in the Northern Region in the 2016 presidential elections, a party organiser for the region has said.
According to him, the leadership of the party has failed to stay in touch with the grassroots, a situation he believes could spell doom for the president who hails from the region.
"If care is not taken as we speak Northern Region where the president comes from is going to be a disaster.
"After Volta Region I think Northern Region is the second world bank of the NDC but now if care is not taken Northern Region will the worse," the Constituency Organiser for Savelugu in the Northern Region Abdul Rauf Abubakar told Accra-based Joy FM.
Rauf Abubakar had arrived in Accra with other party regional executives to register their displeasure about current happenings in the North to the NDC Parliamentary caucus but Parliament had gone on recess.
According to him, all attempts to get in touch with the national executives have proved futile and was therefore compelled to make his views known to the public.
But the Regional Secretary of the NDC, Halid Abdul Rauf said the constituency organiser was wrong for not using internal channels to address his grievances.
He said the aggrieved organiser has failed to make a background check on the extent of development in the region, adding that "In terms of development project, Mahama's achievement is unprecedented."
Source: Pulse.com.gh
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