Titus Glover, the former Greater Accra Regional Minister, has been elected as the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) National Organiser. He secured the position with 2,964 votes at the party's National Delegates Conference held in Kumasi on October 4, 2026. Glover comfortably beat his closest rival, Ali Maiga Halidu, who trailed with 2,231 votes. This marks Glover's second attempt at the role, having failed to win it previously.
The National Delegates Conference, held at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi, was marred by chaos. A billboard collapse and a stampede injured several delegates after the billboard crushed four cars. The event was also disrupted by a delay in the TESCON vote, as delegates protested over missing names on the voters' register. Despite these disruptions, the conference proceeded to elect the party's new leadership slate.
Glover's victory marks a notable turnaround for the former minister, who now takes charge of one of the NPP's most consequential internal portfolios. As National Organiser, he will be responsible for coordinating the party's organisational work and liaising with regional, constituency, and grassroots structures. This role is central to mobilisation and membership engagement as the NPP looks ahead to the 2028 general election.
The National Organiser position is one of the NPP's key national executive positions. The officeholder plays a central role in grassroots mobilisation, membership drives, and organising party activities across the country, particularly in the run-up to elections. Glover will now work alongside the newly elected national executives, including Chairman John Boadu and General Secretary Justin Frimpong Kodua.
The conference also saw the election of other key positions. John Boadu was elected National Chairman, while Nana Akomea was named First Vice Chairman. The new leadership slate will focus on strengthening the party's internal structures ahead of the 2028 general election. According to reports, Glover's closest challenger, Ali Maiga Halidu, finished second, while Kwame Prempeh Esq. finished third with 445 votes.
The remaining candidates trailed far behind the leading pair. Korsi Borja picked up 145 votes, Seth Agyei Yeboah got 137, Agyenim Boateng received 105, and Archibald Korletey Gamor closed out the field with 85 votes. Glover's victory caps a conference that had already drawn attention for reasons unrelated to the ballot count.
Glover will now work to strengthen the NPP's internal structures ahead of the 2028 general election. The party's new leadership slate, including Chairman John Boadu and General Secretary Justin Frimpong Kodua, will focus on mobilisation and membership engagement. The specifics of their plans and timelines for implementation are not yet available.
Key points
- Titus Glover secured the NPP's National Organiser post with 2,964 votes.
- The National Delegates Conference was marred by chaos, including a billboard collapse and a stampede.
- Glover's victory marks a notable turnaround for the former minister, who failed to win the role in his previous attempt.
