Ameglah Yao Asiwome ‘Zion’ retains Biakoye NDC Chairmanship for third term

Ameglah Yao Asiwome, popularly known as Zion, has secured a third term as National Democratic Congress (NDC) Constituency Chairman for Biakoye after winning the constituency’s executive elections with 559 votes.

Asiwome defeated Charles Amponsah, who polled 399 votes, while Daniel Yaw Darko Siaw finished third with 243 votes in the contest.

The vice-chairmanship position went to David Wordi, who secured 596 votes to defeat Emmanuel A. Ackumey, with 330 votes, and Felix Dzokoto, who obtained 271 votes.

Godwin Kporfor won the secretary position in a closely contested race, polling 463 votes against Yona Kwame Ayitey’s 456. Christian K. Acheampong received 279 votes.

George Agbenyegah secured the deputy secretary position with 806 votes, defeating Richard Alokpey, who obtained 397 votes.

In the treasurer contest, Cosmos K. Sarpong emerged victorious with 604 votes, beating George Gakpetor, who polled 586 votes.

Elina Dzade also won the deputy treasurer position with 604 votes, defeating Christian Asiedu, who received 586 votes.

Michael Anumah won the deputy organiser position with 764 votes, while Benjamin Tetteh Ababio secured 432 votes.

For communication officer, Charles Yaw Atsu emerged victorious with 668 votes. Issah Ibrahim polled 310 votes, while Emilia Bansah received 221 votes.

Michael Gomey won the deputy communication officer position with 699 votes, defeating Julius Selase Afesi, who obtained 494 votes.

Aminu Abdulai secured the Zongo Caucus Coordinator position with 723 votes, beating Abdul-Wahab Musah, who polled 479 votes.

In the youth organiser contest, Anthony Kotortsie won with 75 votes against Mashud Ibrahim’s 56 votes.

Francis Torbi was elected deputy youth organiser after obtaining 58 votes, ahead of Richard Opoku, who received 46 votes, and Felix Afrim, who polled 27 votes.

Annie Oppong won the women’s organiser position with 70 votes, defeating Janet Afi Bandua, who obtained 63 votes.

Janet Klu emerged as the deputy women’s organiser after securing 60 votes. Gifty Awusah received 56 votes, while Madam Faustina polled 19 votes.

Lambert Mensah won the Other Youth Representative position with 87 votes, defeating Alex Ampofo, who obtained 44 votes.

The eight additional executive positions were filled by Emmanuel Nartey, who polled 121 votes; Sedzro Vincent Ahiadoawu, with 118 votes; Mary Anaglatey, with 91 votes; Derick Godwin Owusu, with 88 votes; Elias Sogba, with 72 votes; Kotorka Augustine, with 70 votes; Clemence Tofah, with 67 votes; and Michael Obeng-Ntim, who also received 67 votes.