Africa-Press – Tanzania. A MEMBER of the CCM National Executive Committee (NEC), Mr Hemed Suleiman Hemed has urged the party’s parliamentary, House of Representatives and council aspirants to fully embrace civilised campaign.
He said it was important for candidates to exercise maximum discipline, strong leadership qualities, and people-centred promises.
Speaking at the opening of a special training in Wawi Makonyo, Chake Chake District, Pemba, Mr Hemed stressed that aspirants must recognise that they are already “wearing the coat of leadership.”
He urged them to embody values such as confidence, integrity, innovation and problem-solving.
“Effective leaders must manage both people and resources wisely,” he said. “They must remain patient when facing challenges and work to unite communities, not divide them.”
On the topic of campaigns, Mr Hemed advised candidates to familiarise themselves with every neighbourhood, village and ward in their constituencies. He said that this would help them identify local issues and prioritise relevant projects.
He also cautioned against making unrealistic pledges, urging that CCM’s campaigns must be grounded in peace, unity and practical, achievable commitments.
The Southern Pemba Regional Secretary of CCM, Mr Kajoro Vyohoroka said that the goal of the training was to equip aspirants with the knowledge and confidence to effectively engage with voters and deliver CCM’s message.
Mr Vyohoroka expressed the party’s ambition to win all nine constituencies in the region and secure a decisive victory for President Samia Suluhu Hassan, Zanzibar Vice-Chairman Dr Hussein Ali Mwinyi, and all CCM candidates.
During the seminar, Comrade Frank Uhaula reminded the candidates that CCM’s primary objective in the elections is to win and retain power in order to continue serving the Tanzanian people. He underscored the importance of discipline, adherence to party guidelines, unity following primaries and full participation in all party activities.
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