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After nearly 24 hours of a highly contested election involving over 6000 delegates and 45 aspirants from the New Patriotic Party, the NPP has finally elected its new national executives.
The following executives will steer the affairs of the party for the next four years in their quest to 'break the 8'.
Mr. Stephen Ntim- National Chairman, Vice Chairman- Danquah Smith Buttey, Rita Asobayire- 2nd Vice Chairman, Alhaji Masawuud – 3rd Vice Chairman, Mr. Justin Frimpong Koduah- General Secretary, Henry Nana Boakye- National Organiser, Kate Gyamfua-National Women Organiser, National Nasara Coordinator- Abdul Aziz Haruna Futah, National Youth Organiser-Salam Mohammed Mustafa and Treasurer – Dr Charles Dwamena.
Here is a graphical representation of some key positions contested and their outcome.
National Chairman
General Secretary
National Organiser
National Youth Organiser
National Women’s Organiser
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