NPP delegates to choose new chairman in Kumasi on Saturday as polls point in different directions
Boakye Agyarko leads in two surveys, while another poll has John Boadu in front among the four men on the ballot.
Gamor says his bid rests on unity, transparency, grassroots development and better communication within the party.
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Hayford Kwame Gamor, who works in finance and business, has said he will stand for a constituency executive role in the Takoradi branch of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), according to AmeyawDebrah.com. The site reports that this is his first run for the post.
Constituency executives run the NDC's organisation at the local level, so contests for these posts shape how the party operates in places such as Takoradi and the wider Western Region. Party members in the constituency are the people who will weigh the candidates' plans.
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Boakye Agyarko leads in two surveys, while another poll has John Boadu in front among the four men on the ballot.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin says the caucus is not interfering with the investigation but accuses EOCO of intimidating opposition figures.
The Minority Leader wants the agency to turn its powers on the financiers and organisers of drug trafficking linked to Ghana, and has demanded the MP's release.
Democracy in Progress says accountability must not depend on which party holds power, ahead of its planned demonstration.