The New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) incumbent Chairman for the Atiwa East Constituency in the Eastern Region, Albert Nuamah, has been given a second term to lead the party into the 2028 elections.
He won the just-ended NPP constituency executive election with 597 votes, as opposed to his opponent, Kafui Amegah, who received 54 votes, thereby enabling him to continue serving as Chairman of the constituency for the next four years.
Speaking to journalists after securing an overwhelming victory, Mr. Nuamah noted that he was optimistic that the Atiwa East NPP delegates would honour him because he worked for the party during his first term in office.
He mentioned that he and his newly elected executives would work hand in hand with those who could not win to ensure that their party clinches power from the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in 2028.
For his part, the newly elected Youth Organizer of the constituency, Andrews Agyapong, showed his heartfelt appreciation to the Member of Parliament of the area, Abena Osei Asare, for playing her role as a mother to all and not being biased against any of the aspirants before, during, and after the election.
Mr. Agyapong mentioned that every political party needs a strong youth wing to win power, which is why the Atiwa East NPP delegates have had confidence in him and given him the mantle to lead them into the 2028 election because of the hardworking skills he has exhibited over the past years of serving the party with truth and respect.
The Member of Parliament for the constituency, Abena Osei Asare, disregarded the NDC’s ‘Reset Ghana Agenda’ claim of changing the fortunes of the country since it assumed office in 2025.
According to her, the NDC can only take pride in the nkoko nkintikiti and the ‘struggling’ 24-hour economy policy initiatives as achievements.
Madam Osei Asare stated that they promised Ghanaians free Senior High School and delivered it in September 2017.
“We worked hard to transform Ghana in the past 8 years, and even in the opposition, we are still working to keep the government on its toes to do the needful, which is why Ghanaians are calling on us to come and rescue them in 2028,” she said.
