Ho:The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Ho Central Constituency has elected most of its former executives to serve another four-year term following internal elections conducted on Saturday at Ola Girls Senior High School in Ho. The elections saw Mr. Mawunyo Agbe emerge as the Constituency Chairman, and Madam Sena Setordzi retained her position as Vice Chairman, while Mr. Cyril Setornam Fiator continues as Secretary. Mr. Daniel Agbezudo was elected as Deputy Secretary, and Mr. Saviour Amakpah retained the position of Treasurer, with Madam Sowatey Sylvia being elected as Deputy Treasurer.
According to Ghana News Agency, other elected executives include Alhaji Mohammed Nasirudin as Organiser, Mr. Eddie Safori as Deputy Organiser, Madam Margaret Dzogbewu as Women Organiser, and Madam Hajia Amadu Zenatu as Deputy Women Organiser. Mr. Noah Dzikpor was elected as Youth Organiser, with Mr. Agbavor Setsoafia Richard serving as Deputy Youth Organiser, and Madam Auguster Akpene Gakpe as another Youth Representative. Mr. Sefadzi Agama, known as 'Soherfia,' was elected as Communication Officer, while Mr. Mac Billion Bansah, who ran unopposed, became Deputy Communication Officer. Eight additional members selected to support the constituency executive include Mr. Nkrumah Dzidedi Cyril, Mr. Foster Anani, Mr. Attigah Sigward, Madam Abiti Rebecca, Mr. Cyril Kekeli Amevor, Mr. Oscar Bedzra, Mr. Akpa Omega, and Mr. Aditsi Wisdom.
Dr. Collins R. Nunyonameh, the Constituency Election Director, commended delegates, supporters, and other participants for their conduct during the electoral process. He congratulated the newly elected executives and encouraged them to commence work immediately to further the constituency's interests.
In his acceptance speech, Mr. Agbe expressed gratitude to all aspirants for their efforts and urged those who did not win to set aside differences and collaborate with the new leadership to fortify the party. He emphasized the importance of reconciliation and cooperation among members, stating that the election had determined its winners and that the primary focus should now be on uniting the membership and working towards the party's future success. The new executives are tasked with enhancing grassroots organization, mobilizing members, and fostering unity as they embark on their four-year mandate.