Bernard Okoe Boye has been elected Greater Accra Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) after securing a decisive victory in the party’s regional executive elections.

Okoe Boye polled 490 votes to beat Alfred Boye, who obtained 172 votes.

Joana Frances Ada won the first vice chairman position with 405 votes, defeating Raheal Tutu, who secured 243, and Emmanuel King Affotey, who received 12 votes.

Moses Abor emerged as regional organiser with 465 votes. Emmanuel Anim Austin polled 163, while Collins Kofi Asante obtained 32 votes.

Daniel Parker was elected regional secretary after polling 350 votes, narrowly beating Emmanuel Clottey, who secured 314.

Gideon Ampim Sakyi won the deputy secretary position with 209 votes, edging Baba Seidu Issaka, who obtained 207. Albert Nii Kraku received 35 votes.

Naomi Akosua Owusu was elected regional women’s organiser with 227 votes, one vote ahead of Perpetual Asante, who polled 226.

Benjamin Nargeh won the youth organiser position with 296 votes, followed by Mandela Wiafe Edward with 259 and Kwame Bekwei with 102.

Michael Danquah secured the treasurer position with 265 votes. Francesca Ayorkor polled 222, Kofi Twum Boafo received 155 and David Laryea obtained 17.

Solomon Asante was elected communications officer, while Prince Obeng was listed as the winner of the second vice chairman position in the results provided.

The newly elected executives are expected to lead the NPP’s activities in the Greater Accra Region and strengthen its structures as the party prepares for the 2028 general elections.