NDC to Resume Appearances on Oman FM Programmes from August 10 – Ako Gunn

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is set to resume appearances on programs aired by Oman FM beginning Monday, August 10, ending a period during which party representatives stayed away from the station’s discussions.

The decision signals a renewed willingness by the party to engage audiences through the Accra-based radio station after months of absence from its broadcasts.

The official communication posted by the party’s Deputy Communication Officer, Godwin Ako Gunn, indicated that spokespersons and communicators will once again participate in discussions on the station’s current affairs and political programs. The move is expected to restore the NDC’s presence on one of the country’s widely followed radio platforms, where political parties regularly debate national issues and government policies.

The party’s return comes after previous concerns that led to its withdrawal from the station’s programming. While those issues prompted the suspension of appearances, the latest development suggests that both sides are prepared to move forward.

Political observers say the decision could broaden public discourse by ensuring that listeners hear perspectives from both the governing party and the opposition on key national matters.

Radio remains one of Ghana’s most influential media platforms, particularly for political communication, making participation in popular discussion programs an important avenue for parties seeking to engage the public.

The resumption of the NDC’s appearances is expected to attract significant public interest as political debate intensifies ahead of upcoming national discussions and policy engagements.

AccraMail will continue to monitor the development and provide updates as more details become available.