Brogya Genfi welcomes new Ashanti NDC Regional executives, targets 40% vote in 2028

Brogya Genfi welcomes new Ashanti NDC Regional executives, targets 40% vote in 2028

Listen to this articleAI narrationPlayback position0:001:521010Playback speed1Γ—Presidential Advisor on National Resilience and Emergency Preparedness, Ernest Brogya Genfi, has congratulated the retained and newly elected Ashanti Executives of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), expressing confidence in their ability to strengthen the party’s electoral fortunes ahead of the 2028 general elections.

In a Facebook post on Sunday, November 15,2026, Genfi described the newly constituted regional leadership as a formidable team, citing its capacity, experience and commitment as key strengths that could propel the party towards achieving more than 40 per cent of the electoral vote in the Ashanti Region in 2028.

He expressed optimism that the combination of retained and newly elected executives would provide the leadership and strategic direction needed to consolidate the party’s support base and improve its performance in a region traditionally considered a stronghold of the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

According to him, the political landscape in the Ashanti Region is gradually changing, a development he believes should concern the NPP.

“The signs are clear – the political landscape is shifting, and the elephant has every reason to be concerned,” he stated.

Mr. Genfi’s comments underscore the NDC’s growing ambition to make significant electoral inroads into the Ashanti Region, which remains a crucial battleground in the party’s broader quest to strengthen its national electoral position.

His projection of securing more than 40 per cent of the regional vote in 2028 signals the level of confidence some party faithful have in the new regional leadership and the prospects of expanding the NDC’s electoral appeal in the region.

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