Julius Debrah and Ibrahim Mahama – a partnership that could redefine the future of the NDC

As the National Democratic Congress (NDC) weighs its options for the next election, the question of who best complements Julius Debrah as a running mate has taken on fresh urgency. Increasingly, conversations are pointing to one name, and that is Ibrahim Mahama

According to Alex Tetteh, President of Citizen Eye Ghana, a partnership between the two men could prove not only formidable electorally but also transformative for Ghana’s development. “Debrah has given his entire political life to the NDC with an untarnished record of loyalty, while Ibrahim Mahama has used his wealth to uplift society rather than to divide it. Imagine what they can achieve together,” he remarked. 

Ibrahim Mahama, known widely as a successful businessman, has also built a quiet but powerful reputation as a philanthropist. He has consistently reached out to individuals and institutions in need, often without publicity or political motive. From sponsoring the medical bills of Suzzy Pinamang and many others, to supporting the construction of the University of Ghana School of Law complex, his generosity has touched lives across health and education. 

He has donated to his alma mater, paid fees for countless students both at home and abroad, and extended assistance to both celebrities and ordinary citizens who found themselves in difficult circumstances. “This is not charity for headlines; it is compassion from the heart,” Mr. Tetteh observed, underscoring why Ibrahim Mahama’s influence extends beyond business into the social fabric of Ghana. 

On the other side of the equation stands Julius Debrah, whose long service to the NDC stretches from the Rawlings era through the Mills presidency and into the Mahama administration, where he rose to the position of Chief of Staff. His career has been defined by discipline, humility, and unwavering loyalty to the party.

For Alex Tetteh, this record is critical: “Julius Debrah has remained steadfast through every chapter of the NDC’s journey. He has no blemish, no scandal and a consistent record of service.” 

A Ticket That Balances Head and Heart Together, the two men offer complementary strengths. Julius Debrah brings political experience, grassroots credibility, and institutional knowledge. Ibrahim Mahama adds economic credibility, national visibility, and a proven capacity for social investment.

This pairing would present the NDC as a party not only prepared to govern but determined to unite. Mr. Tetteh summed it up this way: “The country is yearning for leaders who are both capable and compassionate. Debrah and Mahama represent exactly that, a combination of political discipline and human-centered leadership.” 

In a political environment often clouded by scandal and mistrust, both men stand out for their integrity. Their partnership would send a strong message: that the NDC is prepared to prioritize service over self-interest, competence over rhetoric, and unity over division. 

As Tetteh cautioned, “Great political parties are remembered for the bold decisions they make at crucial moments. For the NDC, this could be one of those defining moments.” The idea of a Debrah–Mahama ticket is more than a strategic calculation, it is a vision of leadership built on loyalty, compassion, and development.

For the NDC, choosing such a combination could be the step that not only strengthens its chances at the ballot box but also restores confidence among Ghanaians that politics can still serve the people.

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