Owusu Anthony retains Akatsi South NDC chairmanship for third term
Anthony Kojo Owusu has been re-elected as the Akatsi South Constituency chairman for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in Ghana. The election, overseen by the Electoral Commission, saw various other executive positions filled across the party's five zones.
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Internal party elections are critical for organizational stability and political mobilization ahead of national electoral cycles.
Akatsi (VR), Oct. 25, GNA – Mr Anthony Kojo Owusu has retained the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Akatsi South Constituency chairmanship for a third term, polling 786 votes to defeat his challenger, Mr Anthony Solo Adotevi, who obtained 406 votes in the constituency executive elections.
The election, conducted by the Electoral Commission (EC), saw delegates drawn from the party’s five zones in the constituency: Gefia, Akatsi, Wute, Avenorpedo and Avenorpeme, elect executives to steer the affairs of the party.
Mr Lord Percivals Agbavor was elected Vice Chairman with 745 votes, defeating Mr Edem Ackuaku, who polled 314 votes, and Mr Prince Mensah, who obtained 134 votes.
Mr Daniel Agordzetor won the Secretary position with 763 votes against Mr Francis Dotsey Bedzo, who secured 435 votes, while Mr Thomas Yao Atidepe was elected Deputy Secretary with 609 votes.
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