The Trades Union Congress (TUC) in Ghana has voiced strong opposition to the government’s plan for selecting District Chief Executive (DCE) candidates. The TUC argues that local districts should have the sole authority to choose their leaders, free from central government intervention. This stance rejects the government’s proposed selection process, advocating instead for independent district-level decision-making. The union believes that allowing districts to independently select DCEs will enhance local governance and accountability. This demand underscores a push for greater political autonomy at the district level within Ghana. The TUC insists this approach will ensure chosen leaders are more responsive to the specific needs of their communities. Essentially, the TUC is calling for a more decentralized and locally-driven leadership selection process across Ghana.