By Frank Kwame Abbor
Ho, Oct. 25, GNA — The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Ho Central Constituency has retained most of its former executives for another four-year term following internal elections held on Saturday, at the Ola Girls Senior High School in Ho.
After ballot, Mr Mawunyo Agbe was elected Constituency Chairman, with Madam Sena Setordzi retaining the Vice Chairman position and Mr Cyril Setornam Fiator as Secretary. Mr Daniel Agbezudo was elected Deputy Secretary, while Mr Saviour Amakpah retained the Treasurer position. Madam Sowatey Sylvia was elected Deputy Treasurer.
Other elected executives are Alhaji Mohammed Nasirudin, Organiser; Mr Eddie Safori, Deputy Organiser; Madam Margaret Dzogbewu, Women Organiser; and Madam Hajia Amadu Zenatu, Deputy Women Organiser. Mr Noah Dzikpor was elected Youth Organiser, with Mr Agbavor Setsoafia Richard as Deputy Youth Organiser and Madam Auguster Akpene Gakpe as Other Youth Representative.
Mr Sefadzi Agama, popularly known as “Soherfia,” was elected Communication Officer, while Mr Mac Billion Bansah who went unopposed became Deputy Communication Officer. Eight other members elected to support the constituency executive are 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, expressed appreciation to delegates, supporters and other participants for their comportment throughout the electoral process.
He congratulated the newly elected executives and urged them to begin work immediately to advance the affairs of the constituency.
In his acceptance remarks, Mr Agbe thanked all aspirants for their efforts and urged those who lost to put the contest behind them and join the new leadership to strengthen the party. “During the campaign, you might have stepped on toes; please forgive and forget so that we can live as one family,” he said, calling for reconciliation and cooperation among members.
Mr Agbe said the election had produced its winners and that the priority now was to unite the membership and work towards the party’s future success. The new executives are expected to strengthen grassroots organisation, mobilise members and promote unity as they begin their four-year mandate.
GNA