The Chairman of the National Grand Coalition (NGC) Party, Dr. Dennis Bright has resigned from the party in the afternoon. “In recent times, there have been significant differences within the top leadership...
The Chairman and Leader of the National Grand Coalition (NGC) party, Dr. Dennis Bright has tendered his resignation from the party, with immediate effect. He made this revelation in a letter issued...
The National Grand Coalition (NGC) has on Monday 30 January, 2023 disclosed that the decision to forge a possible alliance with the ruling Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) was not taken unilaterally by...
The National Youth Wing of the National Grand Coalition Party (NGC) has condemned what they referred to as “the unfortunate, baseless and unfounded media outburst circulated on Tuesday, 20th December...
According to Global Times Newspaper The main challenger to Dr Dennis Bright for the post of National Chairman and Leader of the NGC (National Grand Coalition) party, Joseph Maada Kpulun, has described...
The delegates of the National Grand Coalition (NCC) have on Wednesday 14th December 2022, re-elected Dr Dennis Bright as the Chairman and Leader of the party. The election which was held at the Family...
The opposition National Grand Coalition (NGC) will hold its National Delegates' Convention (NDC) in Freetown from 8th-11th December this year, ahead of the June 24, 2023, general elections. This information...
1. The statements of APC’s Chericoco and NGC’s Dennis Bright failed to mention the US$10 million corruption scandal and other numerous ECSL illegalities, including the delayed release of the complete...
The chairman of the National Grand Coalition Party or NGC has suspended some key members of the party in the last week or so. Chairman Brightest only stopped short of actually throwing those people out...
The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) has today finally released opposition politicians, Femi Claudius-Cole of Unity Party and Dr. Dennis Bright of the National Grand Coalition (NGC) after spending four nights...
