‘No More Control’ Chants Rock Nkwanta South as NDC Delegates Elect New Constituency Chairman

The Nkwanta South Constituency of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Oti Region witnessed jubilant celebrations following the election of new constituency executives, with supporters chanting “No more control”.

Prince Succeed Fiagadzi emerged as the new constituency chairman after securing 725 votes, defeating his contenders, John Kwaku Badji, who polled 465 votes, and Godwin Kwaku Afla, who obtained 237 votes.

In the contest for constituency secretary, Emmanuel Kwame Benyingi won with 461 votes. Obed Kwasi Bagmae followed with 363 votes, while Oliver Ayivi secured 349 votes. Aziz Abdul-Aziz Fuseni Juna received 270 votes.

Mary Malu won the Women’s Organiser position with 107 votes, defeating the incumbent, Celestine Abasa, who garnered 56 votes. Meanwhile, Alhaji Ishmael Mariwe Budo retained his position as Constituency Organiser.

Speaking to Adom News after the election, Mr Fiagadzi described his victory as the beginning of a new phase for the NDC in Nkwanta South.

He noted that he had been involved in the party’s activities since 2012 and said his experience would help him mobilise members, strengthen the constituency’s organisational structures and attract new supporters.

The newly elected chairman pledged to provide effective leadership and work towards advancing the party’s interests in the constituency.

He also expressed appreciation to the delegates for their support, promising to justify the confidence they had placed in him throughout his four-year tenure.

The newly elected secretary, Mr Benyigi, and other successful candidates also thanked the delegates for electing them to serve.

They pledged to work collaboratively to uphold the NDC’s principles, reinforce its grassroots structures and improve its organisational strength in Nkwanta South ahead of future elections.

Source: https://www.adomonline.com/prince-succeed-fiagadzi-elected-nkwanta-south-ndc-chairman-as-supporters-celebrate-leadership-change/

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