Joseph Kobinah Esibu Elected NPP Central Regional Chairman in Ghana’s

Joseph Kobinah Esibu has been elected the Central Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in a keenly contested regional executive election. The election, which took place recently, saw Esibu secure 278 votes, defeating his contender, Percy Dennis, who obtained 161 votes.

Regional Elections Outcome

The election results show a clear victory for Esibu, who will lead the party's activities in the Central Region. His win is expected to strengthen the party's grassroots structures as it prepares for the 2028 general elections. The outcome of the election reflects the party's efforts to revitalize its regional structures and build a strong foundation for future elections.

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New Executives Elected

In addition to Esibu's election as Central Regional Chairman, several other executives were elected to key positions within the party. Kojo Halm emerged as First Vice Chairman with 271 votes, while Meshack Kweku Amoafo won the Second Vice Chairman position after polling 220 votes. Takyi Mensah, who secured 283 votes, emerged as Secretary, defeating Armstrong Esaah, who secured 157 votes.

Regional Reorganization

The election of new executives is part of the party's efforts to reorganize its regional structures and build a strong grassroots presence. The new executives are expected to lead the party's activities in the Central Region, working to strengthen the party's base and prepare for future elections. The party's focus on regional reorganization reflects its commitment to building a strong foundation for future success.

Key Positions Filled

Anthony Sackey won the Organiser position with 333 votes, while Charles Odoom was elected Deputy Secretary with 257 votes. Francis Asare secured the Treasurer position with 244 votes, defeating Mustapha Mohammed, who polled 196 votes. Odeneho Kwakye Appiah emerged victorious in the Youth Organiser race with 189 votes, followed by Lawrence Edutuah Essiaw with 131 votes and David Essandoh with 118 votes.

Communications and Outreach

Agyeman Asiedu was elected Communications Director with 233 votes, beating Isaac Mensah and Noah Osei Assenso, who polled 188 and 85 votes respectively. Charlotte Adwo Antwi won the Women’s Organiser position with 302 votes, while Carolyn Aboagye obtained 136 votes. King Dgagada emerged as Nasara Organiser with 207 votes, followed by Semila Kabore with 166 votes and Abubakar Osman with 70 votes.

Future Prospects

The election of new executives marks an important step in the party's preparations for the 2028 general elections. The new executives are expected to work tirelessly to build a strong grassroots presence and strengthen the party's base in the Central Region. As the party looks to the future, it is clear that the election of new executives is a significant step towards building a strong foundation for future success.

Source: JOY