The Chairman of the NPP Elections Committee, Hon. Frederick Opare Ansah, has stated that the committee has carried out its duty honestly and sincerely without biases and favouritism. He made this statement in an interview with Osei Bonsu on Asempa FM's Ekoosisen program. According to him, the committee has worked within its mandate as specified by the terms of operations. So far, aspirants and delegates have not raised any serious negative tendencies to mar the sanctity of the upcoming elections.
Hon. Opare Ansah emphasized the need to ensure fairness and parity to see the party through credible elections. He announced that 45 aspirants are contesting for 11 positions, and 34 out of this figure will fall out of the race. This means that the stakes are very risky and dicey for the aspirants. The committee has made all arrangements for over 7200 delegates, including accommodation, food, and transportation, to participate in the elections on October 3, 2026, in Kumasi.
The NPP Elections Committee Chair indicated that his committee has no power to disqualify any aspirant unless it is recommended by the NEC and suggested by NCOE of the party. In cases where an aspirant is facing issues, they are invited to iron out the bottlenecks and find a solution. Hon. Opare Ansah also stated that there have been no serious disagreements over the register or proxy voting, which normally creates misunderstanding and litigation.
Hon. Opare Ansah called on delegates and aspirants to approach the committee if there is any unclear issue to be addressed before the event takes off at the Kumasi sports stadium at 9 am prompt on October 3, 2026. He expressed confidence that the elections will be conducted fairly and transparently. The committee's efforts aim to ensure a smooth and credible electoral process for the NPP.
The elections are scheduled to take place on October 3, 2026, at the Kumasi sports stadium. Over 7200 delegates will participate in the elections, and 45 aspirants are vying for 11 positions. The NPP is taking steps to ensure that the elections are free and fair, and the party is confident that the process will be transparent and unbiased.
According to Hon. Opare Ansah, the committee has not sided or obstructed any aspirant or delegate from having their way in the run-up to the elections. He stated that as of now, there have been no major objections or complaints about the committee's work. Everything is on course, and the committee is working hard to ensure that the elections are conducted successfully.
The NPP Elections Committee is working within its mandate to ensure a credible electoral process. The committee's chair, Hon. Frederick Opare Ansah, has assured aspirants and delegates of a fair and transparent process. The elections will take place on October 3, 2026, in Kumasi, and the party is confident that the process will be successful.
Key points
- NPP Elections Committee Chair, Hon. Frederick Opare Ansah, assures of fair and unbiased elections.
