Aspirant for the position of Deputy National Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Ewura Adams Karim says the party needs a strong and responsive communication machinery to effectively counter what he describes as propaganda and fabricated scandals by the opposition.

He says the party's communication team must be equipped to respond swiftly to claims and allegations against the government to protect its image and sustain public confidence.

Speaking during an engagement with the media as part of activities surrounding his bid for the position, Mr. Karim argued that the current political communication landscape requires a team that is proactive, credible and capable of engaging the opposition.

"Going into elections 2028,the number of things to consider in the communication machinery of any political party that wants to win elections must do first and foremost is to counter fabricated scandals by opposition."

He accused the opposition of promoting propaganda and searching for scandals, insisting that the NDC must strengthen its communication structures to respond effectively.

Mr. Karim also identified the need for the party to maintain a strong relationship with the media, describing it as critical to communicating the government's policies and achievements to Ghanaians.

He further called for a communication strategy that would not only defend the government but also win over undecided voters ahead of the 2028 general elections.

According to him, the NDC must communicate the achievements of President John Dramani Mahama's administration under his “Reset Agenda” while addressing the concerns and expectations of Ghanaians.

"We will have to  communicate all of the achievements of this government and the get the good people of this Country to find themselves in all of the things we have done as far as the Reset Agenda is concern."

Mr. Karim said he believes he possesses the experience, expertise and understanding of the media landscape required to strengthen the party's communication machinery.

He seeks the support of NDC delegates to become the party's Deputy National Communications Officer.