The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has elected new constituency executives in Bimbilla, Northern Region, who have called for unity and peace within the party ahead of the 2028 general elections.
The constituency elections, which were keenly contested, attracted 1,674 delegates and 60 aspirants for various positions. Security was heightened at the venue after concerns among some aspirants in the early hours of the exercise, but the polls were conducted peacefully.
The chairmanship race drew particular attention, with three candidates vying for the post. Mborale Kwame Supply emerged victorious with 703 votes, becoming the first Konkomba to hold the position of NDC Constituency Chairman in Bimbilla. Alhaji Abu Iddrisu polled 504 votes and Alhassan Ibrahim Kibos received 384 votes.
Supply thanked the delegates for their confidence and invited his fellow contestants to work together, stressing the need for unity and cooperation to strengthen the party ahead of the 2028 elections. He pledged to collaborate with all stakeholders to secure the parliamentary seat for the NDC.
As the 2028 elections loom, the Bimbilla NDC leadership stresses that internal harmony will be key to the party’s success in the Northern Region.
