Ing. Dr Mark Oliver Kevor has been retained as Eastern Regional Chairman of the National Democratic Congress following the party’s regional executive elections. His re-election signals continuity in the region’s leadership as the NDC looks ahead to consolidating its presence and improving organisational strength.
Speaking before the vote that confirmed his position, Dr Kevor outlined his immediate priorities. He said the focus would be on rebuilding and reinforcing party structures at every level, from constituencies down to the branches. The ultimate objective, he explained, is to transform the Eastern Region into a reliable stronghold for the NDC.
“Our goal must be clear: to turn the Eastern Region green, constituency by constituency and branch by branch,” he stated.
Dr Kevor indicated that his approach to party organisation would draw heavily on lessons learnt while working with the late Dr Edward Omane Boamah. He highlighted the value of data-driven planning, strict discipline, clear strategy and careful attention to detail as essential tools for modern political organisation. These principles, he suggested, would guide efforts to improve coordination, mobilise members more effectively and address organisational weaknesses that have limited the party’s performance in the past.
By strengthening grassroots structures and applying a more systematic style of management, Dr Kevor believes the Eastern Region can become a consistent source of support for the NDC. His re-election places him in a position to begin implementing these plans without interruption, with the expectation that disciplined organisation and clear targets will deliver measurable progress in the years ahead.
