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Dr. Sammy Ayeh

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Dr. (Med) Samuel Ayeh

Aspirant, Deputy National Communications Officer, NDC

Dr. Sammy Ayeh is a medical doctor and an NDC communicator who serves at the Presidency as Presidential Aide for Government Communications under President John Dramani Mahama. His voice for the party began in the student movement at the University of Cape Coast, and he later served as an NDC manifesto spokesperson on youth development. In October 2026 he entered the race for Deputy National Communications Officer, promising research-driven communication, real support for grassroots communicators and stronger engagement with the media.

Position sought
Deputy National Communications Officer, NDCSource
Nomination forms
Picked 21 October 2026Source
Profession
Medical doctorSource
Current role
Presidential Aide for Government Communications (also described as Governance Spokesperson at the Presidency)Source
Student leadership
President and Communication Officer, TEIN-UCC (University of Cape Coast)Source
Home region
To be confirmed
Constituency
To be confirmed
Medical school
To be confirmed

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Party & public service

  1. 2026

    Aspirant, Deputy National Communications Officer, NDCSource

    Picked nomination forms on 21 October 2026 to contest at the 11th National Delegates Congress.

  2. 2025 to date

    Presidential Aide for Government Communications, The PresidencySource

    Also described as Governance Spokesperson at the Presidency. Explains the work of the Mahama government on radio, television and in print.

  3. 2024

    NDC Manifesto Spokesperson on Youth DevelopmentSource

    Sectoral spokesperson for the NDC “Resetting Ghana” manifesto, focused on jobs, skills and opportunity for young people.

  4. Student years

    President, TEIN-UCC

    Led the NDC’s Tertiary Educational Institutions Network at the University of Cape Coast.

  5. Student years

    Communication Officer, TEIN-UCCSource

    Spoke for the NDC’s students at the University of Cape Coast.

Three things he will do for communicators

  1. 1. Research-driven communication

    Every argument we make on air should rest on facts we can source. Our communicators should have those facts in hand every week.

  2. 2. Empowered grassroots communicators

    Constituency communicators carry our message closest to the people. They deserve training, timely information and a call answered when they need backup.

  3. 3. Strategic media engagement

    Speak on the right platforms with one clear message, and correct our mistakes openly when we make them.

Broadcast footprint

Stations and shows where he has appeared, Sep 2024 to Jan 2026.(Source: Campaign research desk (handbook, 29 Oct 2026))

  • Akoma FM, Kumasi
  • ABC TV
  • Accra FM
  • Asempa FM
  • Joy News, AM Show
  • TV3, New Day
  • Channel One TV, Breakfast Daily
  • Kessben TV
  • Angel TV
  • Onua FM, Yen Nsempa
  • GHOne TV (two appearances)
  • Radio Gold

Member of the NDC national communications team.(Source: 3News, 20 Sep 2026)

In the media

Dated broadcast and press items, newest first.

  1. MyJoyOnline: Picks nomination forms to contest Deputy National Communications OfficerSource

  2. Adom Online: Declares intent to contest NDC Deputy Communications Officer positionSource

  3. YEN: Presidential staffer picks NDC Deputy National Communications Officer nomination formsSource

  4. ModernGhana: NDC cannot be written out of NHIS success storySource

  5. 3News: State must protect the President and respect the law, on the “Ghana Jollof” arrestSource

  6. MyJoyOnline: MahamaCares cardiac initiative could mark end of preventable deathsSource

  7. 3News (Akoma FM): 2026 budget has hope for GhanaiansSource

  8. MyJoyOnline: Government institutions turning profitable within 10 monthsSource

  9. 3News (3FM): The current dumsor did not start on January 7Source

  10. MyJoyOnline: Petitions the Ghana Medical Association over a doctor-MP’s comments on illegal miningSource

  11. 3News (Akoma FM): NPP has neglected the Ashanti Region, NDC spokespersonSource

  12. HappyGhana: “Time of Use” meters to cut costs and support youth jobsSource

  13. ModernGhana: TEIN-UCC statement: John Mahama to fast-track medical degreesSource

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