NDC elects Nyamekeh John Kesse as Jomoro Constituency Chairman

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Jomoro Constituency of the Western Region has elected new constituency executives in an election held at Bonyere Junction on Saturday, October 24, 2026.

Nyamekeh John Kesse was elected Chairman after polling 844 votes to defeat the incumbent Chairman, Anthony Benle Armah, who polled 178 votes. Amihere Alphones had 792 votes and Kwaw Prince Charles Ndarko 38 votes. Armah became Chairman in 2018.

For Vice Chairman, Frimpong Anthony Kwesi (incumbent) won with 615 votes against Menebiemengah Paul Blay 552, Nda Tayieh Francis 436, and Voduh Thomas Mensah 239.

The incumbent Secretary, Emmanuel Ndarko Benle, retained his position after polling 1,048 votes against Addai Ebenezer Nyamekeh who had 796 votes.

Assebia Emmanuel (incumbent) won Deputy Secretary with 1,042 votes against Acquah Edward who had 801 votes.

Anaman Ernest won Organizer with 833 votes against Nyamekeh Mochiah Joseph 663 and Adu Aduchie 405, while Dopha Dauphin Bright won Deputy Organizer with 729 votes against Akakpo Voduh Justice 567 and Nyamekeh Bervel Patience 554.

The incumbent Treasurer, Habibu Issah, retained his position with 984 votes against Anlimah Whajah Alfred 869, while the incumbent Deputy Treasurer, Patricia Entsuah, also retained her position with 1,224 votes against Agyabe Kingsford Kofi 633.

The incumbent Communications Officer, Lenrie Nyamekeh, retained his position with 1,227 votes against Nwiah Eric 643, while Erzah Abdul Rahman won Deputy Communications Officer with 1,036 votes against Menlah Emmanuel 814.

Yahya Dramani polled 1,028 votes to defeat the incumbent Zongo Caucus Coordinator, Ahmed Adam, who had 829 votes.

The Youth Organizer position ended in a tie, with both Kwaw Adolf and Owusu Ernest polling 108 votes each.

Somiah Fidelis won Deputy Youth Organizer with 152 votes against Asamoah Enoch 34 and Woxemor Rudolf Kwasi 29, while Philip Nwiah won Other Youth Organizer with 119 votes against Arthur Emmanuel Adaway who had 96 votes.

The incumbent Women's Organizer, Nwiah Agnes, retained her position with 135 votes against Blay Francisca 69, while Gertrude Amulley retained her position as Deputy Women's Organizer with 141 votes against Frimpong Esther 67.

For the Eight Other Members, Aggrey John led with 197 votes, followed by Ackah Stephen Kwasi 186, Kwasi Nichplas 168, Mohammed Abiba 156, Beyebenwo Anne Marie Nvida 151, Geofery Nwanyi 134, Whajah James Ackah 125, and Yankey Erskine 118.

The exercise ended incident-free.