Kadjebi: Mrs Kafui Kwadade-Cardigah, the incumbent Treasurer of the Akan Constituency branch of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has appealed to delegates to renew her mandate during the party's constituency elections scheduled for July 2026.
According to Ghana News Agency, Mrs Kwadade-Cardigah said her eight years of service as Constituency Treasurer had equipped her with the experience and institutional knowledge needed to continue managing the party's finances effectively. Speaking in an interview at Kadjebi in the Oti Region, she stated that her tenure had been characterised by accountability, transparency, and prudent financial management, which contributed to the smooth operation of party activities within the constituency.
Mrs Kwadade-Cardigah expressed confidence in her ability to continue serving the party, citing her experience and dedication to duty. She appealed to delegates to repose their confidence in her once again. She highlighted that under her leadership, the constituency had maintained proper financial records and strengthened internal fundraising efforts to support party programmes and electoral activities.
She pledged to continue working closely with other constituency executives to strengthen the party's grassroots structures and help secure victory for the NPP in the 2028 general elections if retained in office. The Treasurer further called on party members to uphold unity and discipline before, during, and after the internal elections to preserve peace and cohesion within the party.
Mrs Kwadade-Cardigah also expressed confidence that the upcoming elections would be conducted in a free, fair, and transparent manner. Some party supporters who spoke to the GNA described Mrs Kwadade-Cardigah as hardworking and approachable, expressing optimism that her experience would continue to benefit the constituency.
The Akan Constituency is considered one of the active constituencies of the NPP in the Oti Region, with party executives expected to be elected to steer the affairs of the party at the local level ahead of the next general elections.