Hidaya Sungjun Ibrahim, the esteemed National Women’s Organiser of the PNC, has tendered her resignation effective immediately. Citing a need for personal growth and a desire to explore new avenues within the political arena, Hidaya Sungjun Ibrahim, expressed gratitude for her time with the party while signalling a shift in focus towards broader societal impact.
Having served the PNC diligently in various capacities, including as a parliamentary candidate and Regional Executive, she highlighted the pivotal role the party played in shaping her political acumen. However, the decision to resign stems from a deep-seated conviction to contribute more meaningfully to the governance and politics of Ghana, especially amidst the current socio-political climate.
While Hidaya Sungjun Ibrahim, refrained from disclosing immediate plans, she assured the public of forthcoming announcements as the 2024 elections loom closer. In the interim, she pledges to remain steadfast in her commitment as a Youth and Gender Activist, advocating for the marginalized and underprivileged sectors of society.
The resignation of such a prominent figure within the PNC signifies a significant development in the political landscape, sparking speculation about potential ramifications for the party’s internal dynamics and broader electoral strategies. As Ghana prepares for the upcoming elections, Hidaya Sungjun Ibrahim’s departure leaves an indelible mark on the political discourse, with observers eagerly awaiting her next move.
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