Kwadwo Nyamekye-Marfo has secured another term as Bono Regional Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) after overwhelmingly defeating his only challenger in the party's regional executive elections held on Saturday, November 14.
Mr Nyamekye-Marfo polled 361 votes, representing a 325-vote lead over Justice Samuel Adjei, who managed 36 votes.
The results, announced at Jubilee Park in Sunyani, confirmed Mr Nyamekye-Marfo's continued leadership of the party in the Bono Region.
Mohammed Seidu also emerged victorious in the Regional Organiser contest, polling 226 votes to beat Ishaq Hamza, who secured 171 votes.
The two candidates were separated by 55 votes in the contest.
Results sheets indicated that both elections recorded 397 valid votes.
The polls form part of the NDC's nationwide regional executive elections aimed at renewing its leadership structures and strengthening its organisational machinery ahead of the 2028 general elections.
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