Greater Manchester NDC UK Branch elects new executives

The Greater Manchester Branch of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the United Kingdom has elected new executives to steer the affairs of the branch and strengthen its activities for the next four years.

The elections, held on Saturday, 8 August 2026, brought together members of the branch to exercise their democratic rights and elect officers to lead the branch for the new term.

The newly elected executives include:
Francis Aweso – Chairman,
Sam-Wisdoms Amenyenu – Secretary,
Crosby Tagoe – Organiser,
Ahmed Asiedu – Communications Officer,
Kofi Dadzie – Treasurer,
Dinah Tetteh – Women’s Organiser,

Moses Nutekpor – Executive Member and
Christian Aboagye – Welfare Officer.
Speaking after the elections, the newly elected Chairman, Mr. Francis Aweso, expressed his appreciation to members for the confidence reposed in the new leadership. He also acknowledged the contributions of the outgoing executives and called on all members to work together to build a stronger and more united branch.

He said the new administration will focus on membership mobilisation, regular branch activities including welfare, effective communication, fundraising and greater participation in the NDC UK Chapter at large.

Mr. Aweso noted that the success of the new executive team will depend on the active participation and support of all members to make the branch more vibrant and responsive to the needs of its members.

The Manchester Branch remains an integral part of the NDC UK Chapter and has historically played significant roles in mobilising Ghanaian residents in the Greater Manchester area in the activities of the National Democratic Congress.

With the election of the new executive team, members are looking forward to a renewed period of organisation, engagement, unity and growth as the branch prepares for its activities and programmes in the coming months.

The new leadership has pledged to work together with members to make the Manchester Branch stronger, more inclusive and more vibrant.

Source: Greater Manchester Branch of NDC