The 2016 flagbearer of the Convention People’s Party Ivor Kobina Greenstreet has been re-elected to lead the party into the 2020 December 7 elections.

At the party’s presidential primaries on Saturday, Mr Greenstreet polled 1364 votes against Bright Akwetey’s 597 and Divine Ayivor’s 171 votes.

This would be the first time the CPP has repeated a presidential candidate for a major election.

Mr. Greetstreet was also the first General Secretary to have been reelected twice in the history of the Convention Peoples Party.

In his victory statement Mr. Greenstreet observed that the time has come for Ghanaain to vote for the CPP for massive transformation “Everywhere that I have gone on the campaign trail all that I get told is where is the CPP that will deliver for the people of Ghana?

“Today I give you my pledge that the CPP will deliver for the people. It will deliver the social justice that will make this country a better and more equal place with opportunity for all.”

Meanwhile, the party elected a new set of national executives to steer the affairs of the party.

Nana Akosua Frimpomaa Kumakuma, the 2012 running-mate to then flagbearer Dr. Abu-Sakara got the nod to become the CPP National Chairperson.

Nana Yaa Akyimpim Jantuah defeated acting General Secretary, James Kwabena Bomfeh popularly known as Kabila to become General Secretary.

Below is the list of all the elected national executives

Flagbearer
Ivor Kobina Greenstreet- 1364
Bright Akwetey- 597
Divine Ayivor- 171

National Executives

National Chairman
Hajia Hamdatu -682
Nana Bright Oduro -362
Kwaku Ankrah Quansah-164
Nana Akosua Frimpomaa Kumakuma – 915

National Vice Chairman
Onsy Kwame Nkrumah -1,013
Emmanuel Ogbojor – 720
John Benjamin Davids-377

General Secretary
Nana Yaa Akyimpim Jantuah -1389
James Kabila Kwabena Bomfeh – 752

National Woman Organiser
Aisha Sulley Futa -1286
Rose Austin Tenadu -854

National Organiser
Rashid Alao -665
Moses Yirimbo Ambing -1485

National Youth Organiser
Osei Kofi Aquah -1394
Solomon Duncan -731

Treasurer
Emmanuel Opare Oduro -1488
Edwina Okuadjo Ayorkor – 628