The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is set to swear in Henry Nana Boakye, popularly known as Nana B, and Nana Akomea as Second and Third Vice Chairmen, respectively, on Tuesday, October 6, 2026. The two executives were elected at the party's National Delegates Congress and National Officers' Elections held on October 3 at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi. They were absent from the initial swearing-in ceremony, which prevented them from joining the other newly elected national officers.
Nana Akomea disclosed that arrangements had been made for him and Henry Nana Boakye to take their oaths during the first meeting of the newly constituted national executive officers. The meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, October 6, will formally complete their assumption of office. Nana Akomea expressed confidence that they would get themselves sworn in during the meeting, marking a significant milestone in their new roles.
The NPP National Delegates Congress and National Officers' Elections saw delegates from across Ghana electing a new set of national officers. Kwadwo Fosu Boadu won the First Vice Chairman position, defeating Nana Akomea and Henry Nana Boakye in the contest. The newly elected officers are expected to take charge of the party's national administration as the NPP prepares for its next phase of political activities.
Nana B and Nana Akomea's election as Second and Third Vice Chairmen, respectively, marks a significant development in the NPP's leadership. The party is gearing up for its next phase of activities, and the swearing-in ceremony will be an important step in solidifying their new leadership structure. The event is expected to take place at the party's headquarters.
The NPP's National Delegates Congress and National Officers' Elections were held to elect new national officers, with delegates from across the country participating in the process. The elections were a crucial part of the party's internal processes, aimed at strengthening its leadership and preparing for future challenges.
The swearing-in ceremony of Nana B and Nana Akomea is expected to be attended by key party officials and members. The event will not only mark the beginning of their new roles but also signal the NPP's readiness to tackle upcoming political challenges. The party's leadership is expected to play a crucial role in shaping its future direction.
With Nana B and Nana Akomea taking their oaths of office, the NPP's leadership structure is now complete. The party is expected to focus on its next phase of activities, with the newly elected officers playing key roles in shaping its policies and strategies. The swearing-in ceremony marks an important milestone in the NPP's journey.
Key points
- Nana B and Nana Akomea to be sworn in as NPP vice chairmen on October 6
- The NPP National Delegates Congress and National Officers' Elections were held on October 3
- Kwadwo Fosu Boadu won the First Vice Chairman position, defeating Nana Akomea and Henry Nana Boakye
