National Tymes News Desk
THE National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the La Dade-Kotopon Constituency of the Greater Accra Region has given Samuel Sowah Oblejumah a strong mandate to lead the party, following his decisive victory in the constituency’s executive elections with 806 votes.
Mr. Oblejumah defeated four other contestants to emerge as constituency chairman in the keenly contested polls held on October 24 and 25, 2026, as part of the party’s nationwide constituency elections.
His victory places him at the head of a new team of executives expected to strengthen the party’s grassroots structures, promote unity and mobilise members ahead of the 2028 general elections.
Mr. Oblejumah secured 806 votes to beat his closest contender, Prince Oko Addo, who polled 457 votes. Husna Ako Sowah obtained 313 votes, Stephen Okoe received 241 votes, while Magnus Sowah garnered 29 votes. A total of 24 ballots were rejected.
The elections produced a new team of constituency executives to manage the party’s affairs for the next four years.
FULL LIST OF ELECTED EXECUTIVES:
In the vice-chairmanship race, Dela Seshie Edward Atsu, won with 781 votes, defeating Gogoe Christopher Okoe, who obtained 592 votes, and Freeman Felix, who polled 225 votes.
Tetteh Jeffrey Adokwei, was elected constituency secretary with 1,087 votes, defeating Quaye Patience, who received 775 votes.
Lamptey Mathias Nii Odartey, won the deputy secretary position with 681 votes.
Baba Yakubo Joseph, secured the organizer position with 1,331 votes, defeating Tetteh Ernest, who polled 532 votes.
Ladzekpo Beatrice, was elected deputy organizer with 1,095 votes against Tetteh Philip’s 569 votes.
Apodeih Emmanuel Kisseih, won the treasurer position with 1,425 votes, defeating Onumah Eric, who obtained 438 votes.
Adjei Miriam Naakai, secured the deputy treasurer position with 1,049 votes. Awudi Papah Chris, emerged as communication officer with 1,032 votes, beating Sowah Adjetey Philip, who polled 825 votes.
Atswei Mensah Leticia, was elected deputy communication officer unopposed. Abbey Augustina Abeokor, won the women organiser position with 189 votes, while Armah, Helena Aryeefoe, secured the deputy women organiser position with 182 votes.
Naa Dromo Barnes, Karen, was elected youth organiser with 137 votes, while Bruku, Godson, won the deputy youth organiser position with 84 votes.
Azumah Daniel Kordzo, secured the position of other youth representative with 78 votes.
Amadu Akim, Sakinatu, won the Zongo Caucus Coordinator position with 643 votes, defeating Adjah Abass Torgbor, who polled 534 votes.
EIGHT EXECUTIVE MEMBERS ELECTED:
The eight candidates who obtained the highest votes in the executive members’ category were also elected to serve on the constituency executive committee.
They are Abbey Olivia Kooko, who polled 243 votes; Nai Cyril Ashirifi, 205 votes; Lamptey Eric, 166 votes; Tubua Adjetey, Frank, 161 votes; Ofoli-Malm, Daniel Yemoh, 150 votes; Akonai, Daniel, 122 votes; Justice Bortey, Wradi, 119 votes; and Sowah Tawiah, Anas, who also obtained 119 votes.
The election was described by delegates as peaceful and transparent, with the Electoral Commission supervising the process.
The newly elected executives are expected to assume office following their swearing-in and work towards consolidating the NDC’s grassroots support in the constituency.
Their immediate task will be to strengthen the party’s internal structures, maintain unity among members and position the constituency for the next general elections.
Source: Nationaltymes.com
