Greater Manchester NDC UK branch elects new executives

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) in Greater Manchester, UK, has inaugurated a new leadership team to guide the branch for the upcoming four years. The elections, conducted on Saturday, August 8, 2026, saw members voting for a new set of executives to steer the branch's direction. Francis Aweso was elected as the new Chairman, Sam-Wisdoms Amenyenu as Secretary, and Crosby Tagoe as Organiser.

The other elected members include Ahmed Asiedu as Communications Officer, Kofi Dadzie as Treasurer, Dinah Tetteh as Women’s Organiser, Moses Nutekpor as Executive Member, and Christian Aboagye as Welfare Officer.

In his address following the elections, Mr Aweso expressed gratitude to the members for their confidence in the new leadership, acknowledging the contributions of the outgoing executives. He urged members to collaborate in building a more united and stronger branch. The administration's priorities for the next four years include enhancing membership recruitment, organizing regular branch activities, focusing on welfare, ensuring effective communication, and increasing fundraising efforts.

Mr Aweso also highlighted the administration's goal of boosting the branch's involvement in the wider NDC UK Chapter's activities.

Mr Aweso emphasized that the success of the new leadership would largely depend on the active participation and support of the members. He stated that the new executives were dedicated to making the branch more vibrant, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of its members. The Greater Manchester Branch, as part of the NDC UK Chapter, has been instrumental in mobilizing Ghanaian residents in the area for party activities.

The newly elected officials are set to commence their four-year tenure with a focus on strengthening internal organization, increasing member engagement, and improving branch activities. The leadership pledged to work closely with members to promote unity and growth within the branch as it prepares for upcoming initiatives.