NPP delegates pick national officers in Kumasi on 3 October as chairman polls point different ways
Two surveys favour Boakye Agyarko and one favours John Boadu, while Paul Afoko and Sammy Crabbe trail in the numbers reported.
Thousands of young members are seeking grassroots positions while Okai Mintah, a candidate for National Youth Organiser, consults district leaders across the country.
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The National Democratic Congress is processing applications from thousands of young members for grassroots posts as it prepares for internal elections. Among the aspirants for top roles is Okai Mintah, who is seeking the position of National Youth Organiser and has been meeting with district and municipal leaders to build support.
The NDC's internal elections will shape its party structure across all regions and districts, affecting how the party operates in communities where its members live and organise. Young people's participation in these elections determines who will lead youth mobilisation efforts ahead of future national elections, which carries weight for the party's ground campaign and for young Ghanaians seeking leadership opportunities within political structures.
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Two surveys favour Boakye Agyarko and one favours John Boadu, while Paul Afoko and Sammy Crabbe trail in the numbers reported.
Party elections director Mahdi Gibril says the rush for posts partly reflects the NDC being back in power.
Anthony Karbo, the party's organisation chairman, says delegates in Kumasi on 3 October should back officers for competence, not closeness to the flagbearer.
The party has threatened sanctions for anyone who promotes a candidacy before nominations formally open.
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