Incumbent Member of Parliament for Gomoa West in the Central Region, Alexander Abban, will seek a second term in Parliament in December’s general elections after being elected the New Patriotic Party's parliamentary candidate today.
He was contested by Abas Kojo Acquah in the party’s primaries held today, June 20, 2020.
Out of the ballots cast by 722 delegates, Alexander Abban polled 525 votes, while Abas Kojo Acquah had 192 votes, with 5 rejected votes.
The election was held in 36 electoral areas in the constituency.
Alexander Abban was recently reshuffled from his position as the Deputy Minister of Health to his current role as the Deputy Ministry for Communications
Mr. Abban holds an L.L.M. from the Bosten University School of Law.
He also holds a Bachelor of Arts Honors from the University of Ghana, Legon.
He was born on 6th December 1973 and a is Christian.
—citinewsroom


Accra floods: 70 seized excavators to be deployed to NADMO for desilting — Munta...
Kasseh Market executives stop sale of food near toilet facility
Three arrested over theft of critical equipment at Komenda Sugar Factory
Nearly half of Ghanaians say military rule can be justified if governments fail ...
GWL resumes production at Barekese Water Treatment Plant after completion of rep...
Economic performance most powerful source of Mahama’s goodwill — IEA
Nyinahini SHS assault: Court strikes out case, urges reconciliation
Even traffic lights in front of police headquarters are being stolen — Roads Min...
One major cause of Ablekuma North rerun violence was lack of security coordinati...
BTU Council divided as Chairman rejects parliamentary mediation in VC dispute