Frank Gavor and Hasum Osman Elected NDC Constituency Chairmen in Ayawaso West Wuogon and Dome Kwabenya Frank Gavor and Hasum Osman have been elected chairmen of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ayawaso West Wuogon and Dome Kwabenya constituencies, respectively, following the party’s constituency executive elections. In Ayawaso West Wuogon, Mr Gavor secured 647 votes to defeat three other contenders in the chairmanship contest. David Avornyotse finished second with 574 votes, followed by Ekwaw Acquah, who obtained 503 votes, while Kenneth Nat Yezu received 108 votes. Amos Ameyaw Gokah was elected constituency secretary after garnering 811 votes. Williams Agbodo placed second with 524 votes, while James Boso and Viglo Papa obtained 326 and 165 votes, respectively. Other elected executives in Ayawaso West Wuogon include Robert Gyamesi, who won the vice chairmanship with 950 votes, and Obed David Doe Siameh, who secured 687 votes to become deputy secretary. Miriam Malik was elected treasurer with 676 votes, while Ophelia Kwao Obison won the deputy treasurer position with 597 votes. The organiser’s position went to Theophilus Korku Gakpo, who received 881 votes, while Godfred Lakiha Yakubu secured 550 votes to become deputy organiser. Augustina Enam Sorkpah was elected women organiser with 142 votes, and Libabatu Bawah became deputy women organiser with 140 votes. The youth organiser position went to Theophilus K Bedzrah, who obtained 124 votes, while Nana Yaw Seshie secured 103 votes to become deputy youth organiser. Ransford Nii Armah Okine won the communication officer position with 866 votes, while Sussana Yawa Sey was elected deputy communication officer after receiving 788 votes. Mohammed Awal Puug secured the Zongo Caucus coordinator position with 1,154 votes, and Jonathan Kwaku Azakasi obtained 112 votes as the other youth representative. The eight additional executive members elected were Andy Breaman, who received 213 votes; Asward Alhassan, with 203 votes; Christabel Emefa Senyabor, with 187 votes; Catherine Abrokwa Mante, with 126 votes; Francis Akaboti Atibila, with 117 votes; Ramah Ramatu Naadei Ashie, with 104 votes; Sophia Adama, with 103 votes; and Luqman Nayyar, who obtained 95 votes. Meanwhile, Hasum Osman emerged victorious in the Dome Kwabenya constituency chairmanship contest, polling 865 votes to defeat John Agbavor, who secured 541 votes, and Godson Nii Ayidzaku Tackie, who received 469 votes. Four ballots were rejected in the election. Clifford Awiah won the constituency secretary position with 806 votes, defeating Eric Ayomi, who obtained 609 votes; Asuro David Dramani, who received 371 votes; and Benard Ofori, who polled 76 votes. Six ballots were rejected in the secretary contest. In the vice chairmanship race, Wisdom Kwashie Amegbezi secured 745 votes, narrowly ahead of Emmanuel Tettey Odai, who obtained 742 votes. Chief Lawrence Amenyo received 382 votes. Jerry Yao Ayimah was elected treasurer with 927 votes, while Bright Paul Mintah received 915 votes. Lydia Augustt won the deputy treasurer position with 1,190 votes, defeating Mawuli Mensah, who obtained 624 votes. Agbenyefia Edem emerged as organiser with 833 votes, ahead of John Tajim Lakobor, who secured 807 votes, and Asedenwa Mahama, who received 236 votes. Yaro Surukanini Salifu won the deputy organiser position with 762 votes, followed by Simon Sadat Abaa with 423 votes, Francis Naaku Dowouna with 381 votes and Henry Etsey Kushiator with 289 votes. Anthony Kofi Amessey was elected communications officer after polling 934 votes. Abraham Addai received 646 votes, while Georgina Badombie secured 277 votes. Benson Sena Dumoga won the deputy communications officer position with 889 votes, ahead of Mohammad Sani Munir, who obtained 572 votes, and Peter Akuffo, who received 399 votes. Bright Mensah Tagbor secured the deputy secretary position with 947 votes. Peter Ofori Yeboah received 661 votes, while Abraham Teinorh Asafotei obtained 229 votes. Joseph Kwame Adongo won the youth organiser contest with 154 votes, narrowly defeating Abdulai Mwining Kaara, who secured 146 votes. Yaw Timbila was elected deputy youth organiser with 138 votes, followed by Michael Kobla Gelli with 97 votes, Abolish Enoch with 57 votes and Harry Atsu Kushiator with five votes. Mariam Raubil became women organiser with 131 votes, ahead of Patience Quaye, who received 103 votes, and Stella Akua Apoh, who polled 73 votes. Lisa Naana Quame won the deputy women organiser position with 135 votes, followed by Joyce Ramatu Baba with 131 votes and Tina Apenteng with 48 votes. Simon Edem Siale was elected other youth organiser after receiving 151 votes. Bernard Segbezi obtained 77 votes, while Francis Nketia secured 68 votes. Yussuf Hassim won the Zongo Caucus coordinator position with 1,120 votes, defeating Andalatu Saani Bonsu, who received 697 votes. The elections form part of the NDC’s internal organisational process to select constituency executives who will oversee party activities, strengthen grassroots structures and coordinate preparations ahead of the 2028 general elections.
