The Chief of Staff Julius Debrah has said the governing National Democratic Congress will only organise issue based campaigns unlike other opposition parties contesting in the upcoming December polls.

He was speaking when he held a meeting with members of the clergy in Accra. Some of the churches present at the meeting include the Council of Independent Churches (CIC), Aglow International, Full Gospel Men's Fellowship, the SDA, National Catholic Secretariat , Anglican Diocese among others.

Debrah said there are many issues that must be addressed instead of insulting opponents when people mount the campaign platform.

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“The NDC would invest its energies on how the good people of Ghana would have money in their pockets, roof over their heads and how to get three square meals a day, and not on irrelevant arguments and insults."

He indicated that politics is the exchange of ideas and not fighting, thus the need to express “our views in the spirit of peace and understanding and not be hostile towards one another.”

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Debrah is on a five-day campaign tour in the Greater Accra region to share the NDC’s plans for the next four years with electorates in the region.

This follows similar tour by Julius Debrah and his team to the Upper West, Brong Ahafo, Volta, Eastern and the Ashanti regions.

The Chief of Staff is accompanied by leading members of the NDC including Prof. Kwamena Ahwoi, Madam Faustina Nelson, Deputy Communications Minister Ato Sarpong and presidential staffers Mawusi Dzirasa and Emelia Arthur.