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Tarkwa Nsuaem NDC Elections: Incumbent Chairman and Secretary Lose Seats

John Justice Abban won the chairmanship with 1,008 votes, defeating incumbent Danladi Salifu who received 857 votes.

Tarkwa Nsuaem NDC Elections: Incumbent Chairman and Secretary Lose Seats
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In Brief

  • •John Justice Abban won the chairmanship with 1,008 votes, defeating incumbent Danladi Salifu who received 857 votes.
  • •Joseph Baker secured the secretary position with 589 votes, surpassing incumbent Stephen Ayombisa who had 481 votes.
  • •Deputy secretary, treasurer, and communication officer positions were also won by new candidates, indicating a broader leadership shift within the constituency executive.

Why It Matters

The internal elections within the National Democratic Congress (NDC) at the Tarkwa Nsuaem constituency signal a significant reshuffling of local leadership ahead of the 2028 national elections. New chair and secretary appointments may influence the party’s grassroots mobilization, policy focus, and candidate selection processes, potentially affecting the NDC’s competitiveness in future electoral contests.

Key Details

Chairman – Winner
John Justice Abban (1,008 votes)
Chairman – Incumbent
Danladi Salifu (857 votes)
Secretary – Winner
Joseph Baker (589 votes)
Secretary – Incumbent
Stephen Ayombisa (481 votes)
Total Delegates
1,858

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