: National Reconstruction Alliance (NRA) Party Calls for Elections to Resolve Leadership Wrangles

The National Reconstruction Alliance (NRA) party, associated with Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah, has announced its plans to hold the National Delegates Convention (NDC) on September 24. The objective of this convention is to conduct elections for national office bearers and solidify the party's leadership structure. The announcement comes amidst ongoing leadership wrangles that have threatened the party's progress. This article will explore the significance of this convention and its potential impact on the NRA party.

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Background:

The NRA party has faced internal challenges with conflicting factions within its leadership. In July, the party's National Chairman, Fredrick Munuku, raised concerns about the party's registration process and alleged that certain individuals manipulated the list of registered members for personal gain. These issues prompted the party to seek resolution through the political parties' tribunal.

Importance of the National Delegates Convention:

The NDC serves as an opportunity for the NRA party to address the existing leadership wrangles and establish a unified leadership structure. By conducting elections for national office bearers,