Majority Leader James Agalga, the Builsa North MP, has fired a warning shot into his own party's internal contest. With constituency elections approaching in the National Democratic Congress, he told members not to let rivalry over positions wreck the groundwork for 2028. His argument is blunt: a party defending power cannot afford to tear itself apart over branch-level seats. Agalga said internal votes should sharpen the NDC, not exhaust it before the real battle arrives. He appealed to aspirants to run clean races and to treat defeated colleagues with dignity. The caution reflects worry among senior figures that acrimony at the base could linger into the next national campaign. His message lands at a moment when the contest for positions inside the party has grown noticeably heated. How far the rank and file heed it will show once the constituency polls conclude.