Audio By Carbonatix
People’s National Congress’ (PNC) Chairman, Bernard Mornah has been voted out of office at the PNC’s just ended National Delegates Conference, Wednesday.
He is succeeded by Moses Dani Baah who polled 1,297, beating Mornah by 31 votes.
In his concession speech, Mr Mornah urged the new leadership to strive harder to take the party to greater heights.
“I wish Moses Dani Baah, David Apasera and the rest of the team that is elected the very best in their stewardship. It is my hope that where we failed, they will succeed and where we succeeded, they will magnify. Above all, it is my hope that they will make the PNC a better political party than they have inherited.”
Meanwhile, Mr. David Apasera came out victorious in his bid to lead the PNC in the December 7 polls.
He beat his contenders, Samson Asaaki Awingobit and Rev. Samuel Adjei Baah in the polls.
While David Apasera polled 1,315 votes, Samson Asaaki polled 789 votes and Rev Samuel Adjei Baah polled 465 votes.
Latest Stories
-
Tano North farmers threaten demonstration against Newmont ‘unfair compensation’
5 minutes -
GPL 2025/26: Richmond Opoku brace sees Young Apostles draw with Hohoe United
10 minutes -
Over 75% of NPP Parliamentary candidates outpolled Bawumia in 2024 – Bryan Acheampong
34 minutes -
Kyebi Zongo to become a model for excellence, environmental stewardship – Chief of Kyebi Zongo
56 minutes -
Bridge for Billions open applications for Ghana Social Entrepreneurs in Healthcare Programme
1 hour -
53 arrested in major cybercrime ring bust in Accra
1 hour -
Prudential Bank shines again in Customer Experience Rankings
1 hour -
Photos: Vice President strengthens regional ties at Guinea Presidential inauguration
2 hours -
Driver injured in accident on Ejisu Manhyia-Adadientem road
3 hours -
Public lands should be managed by Lands Commission – Dr Godwin Djokoto
3 hours -
JoyNews uncovers details behind arrest of 17 Burkinabe soldiers by Ghanaian security officials
3 hours -
Fixing public transportation chaos in Accra goes beyond the procurement of buses
3 hours -
Police arrest aide to NTMT boss amid intensified crackdown on illegal logging
3 hours -
Accra transport breakdown linked to fragmented planning – CUTS
3 hours -
Coconut Grove Regency CEO urges deliberate tourism, better sanitation and local production
4 hours
