Ketu North:Voting in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) constituency executive elections in Ketu North commenced at 1030 AM on Sunday after a delay caused by a conference where party leaders delivered messages to delegates and aspirants.
According to Ghana News Agency, a total of 1,365 delegates were expected to participate in the elections to select executives from among 59 aspirants at the Weta Senior High Technical School (WESTECH).
Mr. Edem Agbana, Member of Parliament for Ketu North, urged aspirants to maintain unity and respect the election results, emphasizing the importance of collective efforts to strengthen the party for the 2028 general elections. He expressed his commitment to improving on the 87% of votes he secured in the 2024 parliamentary elections.
Mr. James Klutse Avedzi, former MP for the constituency, highlighted that while all aspirants were qualified, only one could win each position. He noted that the goal was to elect leaders capable of leading the party to victory in 2028 and encouraged unsuccessful aspirants to continue contributing to party activities.
Rev. Martin Amenaki, Municipal Chief Executive for Ketu North, called for peaceful conduct among delegates, recognizing their ongoing contributions to the party. Voting was proceeding smoothly, with delegates queuing patiently, and polls were expected to close at 500 PM.