Thousands of party supporters attended a campaign walk around the Ablekuma Central Constituency in the Greater Accra Region, demonstrating the NDC's impressive performance there. The streets of Ablekuma Central were crowded with party supporters wearing NDC colors as they supported the party's parliamentary candidate for the seat, Dan Abdul-Latif, and former president John Dramani Mahama, who was the NDC's flagbearer.

The enthusiastic audience is heard chanting NDC campaign songs and fervently imploring Ghanaians to vote for Mahama and Abdul-Latif in a video uploaded by Ghanaian journalist Kevin Taylor, who is stationed in the United States. The demonstration of vigor and dedication demonstrates the NDC's resolve to hold onto Abdul-Latif's seat in Ablekuma Central.

Online, the walk has created a lot of buzz, especially among NDC supporters who have expressed hope for the next elections. Many people expressed their joy on social media, believing that the high attendance was a certain sign that the celebration was going to be a success. "Massive," one commenter commented. One person predicted that they will be celebrating an NDC victory in two weeks, while another said, "Change is imminent." Some fans even made fun of their political rivals, implying that they could soon come to regret running for office.



Members of the NDC are optimistic that they can defeat the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the next general elections, which is shown in the excitement surrounding the event. The NDC is obviously galvanizing its base with such a high attendance as it gets ready for a close race in the upcoming months.