SUNYANI, GHANA — In a high-stakes regional executive election defined by fierce political competition and intense public scrutiny, Kwame Baffoe, widely known as Abronye DC, has successfully retained his seat as Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
The elections, held on Saturday, August 15, brought together delegates and party leadership to vote on the executive slate that will direct party strategy and grassroots mobilization. Abronye DC secured a clear victory with 201 votes, comfortably outpacing a four-candidate field that included Yaw Afful (44 votes) and Joseph Mensah (31 votes).
The result solidifies Abronye DC's political influence and ensures structural continuity for the party's regional operations as the NPP prepares for upcoming national political cycles.
Key Outcomes Across the Regional Executive Slate
Alongside the chairmanship, delegates elected a full complement of regional executives to lead administrative coordination, communications, and constituency outreach:
Regional Chairman: Kwame Baffoe (Abronye DC) — 201 votes
Regional Secretary: Kofi Ofosu Boateng — 187 votes
1st Vice Chair: Kate Amponsah Agyare — 252 votes
2nd Vice Chair: Kwaku Antwi Agyei — 123 votes
Regional Organizer: Abdul Razak Oppong — 229 votes
Youth Organizer: Dauda Ibrahim Bamba — 102 votes
Women’s Organizer: Samira Sulley — 142 votes
Communications Director: Fahd Osman — 170 votes
Regional Treasurer: Veronica Tuffour — 131 votes
Nasara Coordinator: Faisal Osman Mohammed — 177 votes
Complete Regional Election Results Breakdown
| Position | Candidate | Votes Received | Status |
| Chairman | Kwame Baffoe (Abronye DC) | 201 | Elected |
| Yaw Afful | 44 | Defeated | |
| Joseph Mensah | 31 | Defeated | |
| Afari Gyan | 0 | Defeated | |
| Kwabena Oppong | 0 | Defeated | |
| 1st Vice Chair | Kate Amponsah Agyare | 252 | Elected |
| Peter Boampong Asomah | 29 | Defeated | |
| 2nd Vice Chair | Kwaku Antwi Agyei | 123 | Elected |
| Issa Issaka | 89 | Defeated | |
| Kwadwo Agyekum | 68 | Defeated | |
| Secretary | Kofi Ofosu Boateng | 187 | Elected |
| Asare Baffour Ebenezer | 93 | Defeated | |
| Deputy Secretary | Randy Ashraf Issahaku | 145 | Elected (1 Rejected) |
| Stephen Opuni | 135 | Defeated | |
| Organizer | Abdul Razak Oppong | 229 | Elected |
| Darlington Bill Boampong | 52 | Defeated | |
| Women's Organizer | Samira Sulley | 142 | Elected |
| Doris Asomah | 139 | Defeated | |
| Youth Organizer | Dauda Ibrahim Bamba | 102 | Elected |
| Shadrach Abrefah Mensah | 92 | Defeated | |
| Joeffrey Kwarteng Brobbey | 58 | Defeated | |
| Alhaji Baba Suwari | 29 | Defeated | |
| Communications | Fahd Osman | 170 | Elected |
| Abubakari Yakubu | 111 | Defeated | |
| Treasurer | Veronica Tuffour | 131 | Elected |
| Henry Osei | 124 | Defeated | |
| Kassim Siaka | 25 | Defeated | |
| Nasara Organizer | Faisal Osman Mohammed | 177 | Elected (2 Rejected) |
| Wahab Bashiru | 101 | Defeated |
Operational Significance for Party Strategy
The election of the new executive team, headed by Abronye DC and Regional Secretary Kofi Ofosu Boateng, establishes the administrative foundation for the party's regional agenda.
As regional chairman, Abronye DC will be responsible for aligning constituency executives, managing internal communications, and executing party directives from national headquarters. With the regional executive team now confirmed, the leadership shifts its focus to internal consolidation and strategic preparation for upcoming electoral campaigns.
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