The New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Ho West Constituency has ushered in a new leadership team following constituency executive elections aimed at repositioning the party ahead of the 2028 general elections.
Delegates elected executives to fill 11 key positions during polls supervised by the Constituency Elections Committee (CEC), with party officials calling for unity and reconciliation after the closely contested elections.
Leading the new executive team is Mr. David Selorm Dartey, who was elected Constituency Chairman after securing 539 votes. He defeated Mr. Eric Yao Anibrah, who polled 354 votes, and Mr. Wisdom Kwame Megbetor, who obtained 208 votes.
Mr. Samuel Debrah was elected First Vice Chairman with 701 votes, while Mr. Divine Komla Amexo won the Second Vice Chairman position after polling 424 votes.
For the position of Constituency Secretary, Mr. Worlanyo Adekpuitor secured victory with 606 votes, defeating Mr. Certainty Dzebu, who garnered 500 votes. Mr. Godwin Kpogo was elected Deputy Secretary with 500 votes.
The remaining positions saw Ms. Wovenu Gidisu elected Treasurer with 460 votes, Mr. Mohammed Tanko Nasiru winning the Organiser slot with 766 votes, Ms. Patience Kamasah elected Women’s Organiser with 377 votes, Mr. Wisdom Tedeka securing the Youth Organiser position with 414 votes, Mr. Sirina Agbeka elected Nasara Organiser with 450 votes, and Ms. Constance Kwame Agbedienu emerging as Communication Officer with 657 votes.
Following the announcement of the results, the Constituency Elections Committee congratulated the newly elected executives and commended all contestants for conducting themselves in a manner that upheld the democratic traditions of the party.
The Committee appealed to both winners and unsuccessful candidates to unite behind the new leadership and channel their efforts toward rebuilding and strengthening the party in the constituency.
It stressed that reconciliation and teamwork would be essential if the NPP is to improve its fortunes in Ho West and mount a strong campaign ahead of the 2028 general election.
The Committee also expressed appreciation to delegates, party stakeholders, the Electoral Commission, security agencies and all individuals whose contributions ensured the peaceful and orderly conduct of the constituency executive elections.
