ADENTAN NDC Elects New Constituency Executives In Competitive Internal polls

Story By: Deborah Adorsu

The National Democratic Congress in the Adentan Constituency has elected new constituency executives in a highly competitive internal poll held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at the Victory Presbyterian Church Park at Frafraha.

The election, which forms part of the NDC’s nationwide constituency reorganization ahead of the 2028 general elections, covered all executive positions including Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Organizer, Communications Officer, Treasurer, Women’s Organizer, Youth Organizer, Zongo Caucus Coordinator and Executive Members.

Chairmanship Race

Former Nmai Djor Ward Coordinator, Jerom Annoh-Manso emerged as Constituency Chairman after polling 760 votes.

His closest contender, former Constituency Treasurer Francis Andoh-Quainoo, secured 685 votes, while former New Legon Ward Coordinator Bright Ayawor Peh placed third with 660 votes.

Incumbent Vice Chairman Moses Kwadzor Dorts managed 261 votes and incumbent Chairman Eric Nii Lomoh polled 249 votes, placing fourth and fifth respectively.

In his victory speech, Mr Annoh-Manso thanked delegates and pledged an open door policy.

“This victory belongs to the grassroots of Adentan. Our primary goal now is to bridge any gaps left by the contest and work collectively to expand our margins and reinforce the NDC’s stronghold in Greater Accra,” he said.

Other Key Results

• Vice Chairman: Ken Sefa Karikari, popularly known as “Adenta Show Boy” and immediate past Constituency Treasurer, won by a landslide with 1,820 votes against Michael Nii Okai Dzane’s 716 votes.
• Secretary: Raphael Nii T. Lokko won with 811 votes. Prince Bonudu had 679, Gabriel Donne Blay 635, and Larry Nana Aikins 378.
• Deputy Secretary: Frederica Egnah won with 1,059 votes, beating Sena Gyasi with 839 and Isaac Yaw Abor with 597.
• Organizer: Eric Kofi Padi won with 999 votes, ahead of Timothy Ayimiba Asugba 834, Raphael Kofi Antoh 411 and Sylvester Amuzu 240.
• Deputy Organizer: Mubarak Seidu Mumuni polled 1,024 votes to beat John Kwasi Ahedor 769 and Ali Mohammed Obiha 716.
• Communications Officer: Attah Komla won with 1,168 votes against Chris Countyard Hawonu 1,028 and Eric Tony Blair 308.
• Deputy Communications Officer: Jonathan Tetteh secured 1,523 votes against Bilal Hussein L. with 971 votes.

Party officials described the polls as generally peaceful and democratic, a testament to internal party discipline.

The new executives are expected to lead grassroots mobilization, strengthen branch structures and consolidate the NDC’s hold in Adentan as the party prepares for the 2028 polls.