Amenfi Central MP Joana Gyan Cudjoe calls for unity and renewed cooperation after her team wins 21 out of 24 executive positions in the NDC constituency election.

Published 26 Oct 2026, 08:24 GMT

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The Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central, Joana Gyan Cudjoe, has called for renewed cooperation and stronger relationships for the development of the constituency following the election of its executives.

In a message of commitment after the National Democratic Congress’ (NDC) constituency election held on Saturday, October 24, 2026, the MP said she remains committed to the progress, development and wellbeing of Amenfi Central.

“As your Member of Parliament, I remain committed to the progress, development and wellbeing of our beloved constituency,” she stated in circular issued on a flyer after the exercise.

Madam Cudjoe asked party members to let the election be the beginning of renewed cooperation and greater commitment to the development of Amenfi Central.

“Let this election be the beginning of renewed cooperation, stronger relationships and greater commitment to the development of Amenfi Central. Together, we can achieve more. Together, we can build a stronger Amenfi Central,” she said.

21 out of 24 positions

The call comes after her team swept 21 out of 24 positions contested in the Amenfi Central NDC constituency election, representing 87.5% of the positions.

According to the results, her team lost three positions; Constituency Chairman, Vice Chairman and Executive Committee Member 1 –but won all other executive positions including Secretary, Organiser, Treasurer, Communications Officer, Youth Organiser, Women’s Organiser, Zongo Caucus Coordinator and Executive Committee Members.

Madam Cudjoe thanked over 1,500 delegates who participated in the election and congratulated her entire team of coordinators, campaigners, volunteers and supporters.

“This victory is not mine alone. It belongs to all of us who worked together, believed in our shared vision and remained committed to our goal,” she indicated, extending a goodwill to colleagues who did not win, asking the entire NDC family to put their differences aside and unite as a family.

“Let us put our differences aside, embrace one another and move forward in peace, love and mutual respect. Let us build bridges instead of walls,” she added.

Let this election be the start of new unity - Amenfi Central MP

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