By:tntnewspaprgh.com
A known advocate for the current Chief of Staff, Dr Julius Debrah, to succeed President John Dramani Mahama as NDC flagbearer for the 2028 general election and subsequently became president, Abambila John has been declared the winner of Ahafo Ano North National Democratic Congress (NDC) deputy constituency secretary.
Abambila John, who’s a member of the Ashanti Regional NDC Communication team and a law student, obtained 769 votes, representing 62.47%, as against his competitor, Ahanu Kwadwo Robertson, who had 455, representing 36.96%, and 7 votes rejected.
Abambila was very grateful to the Almighty God for the decisive victory and thanked the delegates for the confidence reposed in him.
He therefore pledged to work with the substantive secretary elect and other executives as well as the grassroots members to help NDC win the Ahafo Ano North seat in the 2028 elections.
He also urged the rank and file of the party members to put behind them the constituency elections and come together as a family for the big task ahead of them.”We all need to continue to play our roles effectively in support of President John Mahama’s government to succeed well devoid of division and disunity,” he emphasised.
The newly elected executives include Osman Saddick (chairman), Richmond Boakye Agyeman (vice chairman), Habib Mohammed (secretary), and Abambila John (deputy secretary).
Other executives elected were Akorli Yaw George, organiser; Abdul Razak Yahaya, deputy organiser; Abdul Kadre Ibrahim, treasurer; Alhassan Zakaria, deputy treasurer; Akakpo Francis, communications officer; and Evans Asare, deputy communications officer.
The rest were Abdul Ibn Musah, Zongo Caucus, Haruna Iddrisu, Youth organiser, Yussif Abubakar Saddick, deputy Youth organiser, and other youth, including Somalia Safiano, Sena Grace, women’s organiser, and Adu Aboagye Francisca, deputy women’s organiser, respectively.
OTHER EXECUTIVE MEMBERS (LISTED) 1. Inusah Saiba 5. Augustine Abuu 2. Bukari Emmanuel 6. Hakim Abdul Karim 3. Ayishetu Fuseini 7. Alidu Asata 4. Agyen-Owusu Vincent 8. Abdul Ganiu Djeri
