Businessman Ashie Moore has said he put substantial resources behind the National Democratic Congress (NDC), yet none of his companies has been awarded a contract, according to Asaase Radio. The outlet reported his remarks in a video published on Saturday, 7 November 2026.
In the video, Moore described his investment in the party as significant and said his firms have received nothing in return, Asaase Radio reports. The broadcaster did not, in the material available, give further details on the size of his support, the companies involved or any specific procurement he was seeking.
His comments touch on a recurring debate in Ghanaian politics over whether financial or material backing for a party should translate into state business once that party holds power. Moore's statement, as carried by Asaase Radio, frames the issue from the perspective of a donor who says his expectation of reciprocal contracts has not been met.
The report as published consists of the video and its headline framing; no response from the NDC or from any government procurement body was included in the material available.
Watch for any formal reaction from the NDC or from Moore himself clarifying which contracts he sought and when, and whether the party addresses the broader question of how it handles supporters who expect state work in return for their backing.