Builsa South MP Dr Clement Abas Apaak has urged newly elected constituency executives of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to unite behind the party’s 2028 electoral ambitions following the constituency executive elections.
Akinkang Ceaser has been elected Chairman of the NDC in Builsa South after securing 311 votes to defeat his contender, Adjuik Richard, who polled 224 votes.
Ayarik Ayorik was elected Vice Chairman with 291 votes, beating Adavari Ernest, who obtained 246 votes.
Other elected executives include Abagmi Thomas as Youth Organiser with 30 votes, Seidu Kwame as Deputy Youth Organiser with 29 votes, Avarimi Agnes Awontelie as Women Organiser with 32 votes, and Kabach Elizabeth as Deputy Women Organiser with 37 votes.
In other results, Aniebawie Asuaga John won the Constituency Organiser position with 303 votes, while Adeba Evans secured the Deputy Organiser position with 268 votes.
Amagoa Ronald was elected Treasurer with 323 votes, while Abiak Doris won the Deputy Treasurer position with 275 votes. Akambey Christopher emerged as Deputy Secretary with 328 votes, and Achaab Daniel won the Constituency Secretary position with 291 votes.
Akogtu Daniel was elected Communication Officer with 293 votes, while Abaabek James won the Deputy Communication Officer position with 293 votes. Abdulai Jamal won the Zongo Caucus position with 316 votes, while Agobiak Saka Alirimbey secured the position of Other Youth Member with 34 votes.
In a message congratulating the newly elected executives, Dr Apaak commended the Electoral Commission, the party’s Election Directorate and delegates for the conduct of the elections.
He urged the winners to be magnanimous in victory, stressing that their mandate came with the responsibility to serve and unite the party.
To the unsuccessful candidates, the MP said their defeat did not diminish their value or contribution to the NDC, describing the contest as an internal party election in which every member remained important to the party’s future.
“The elections are now behind us. What lies ahead matters more than what has just passed: it is time to put our differences aside, close ranks, and work together in unity and solidarity,” he said.
Dr Apaak called on party members to unite, rebuild and work towards victory in the 2028 general elections.
He also expressed condolences to the family and loved ones of a party member who died in a motorbike accident while voting was ongoing, praying for the peaceful repose of the deceased’s soul.
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