Titus Glover wins NPP National Organiser race on second attempt

Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus Glover, a former Greater Accra Regional Minister, has emerged victorious in the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) National Organiser race. This achievement comes after a second attempt at securing the influential position, following an initial loss. At the NPP’s National Delegates Conference in Kumasi on October 3, 2026, Mr Glover received 2,964 votes, outpacing six other contenders.

Ali Maiga Halidu secured second place with 2,231 votes, while Kwame Prempeh Esq. garnered 445 votes. Korsi Borja had 145 votes, Seth Agyei Yeboah received 137, Agyenim Boateng 105, and Archibald Korletey Gamor obtained 85 votes.

The victory marks a significant milestone for Mr Glover, who had previously contested the National Organiser position without success. His return to the race and subsequent triumph positions him to oversee one of the NPP’s crucial organisational portfolios. As National Organiser, Mr Glover will oversee party-wide activities, collaborating with regional, constituency, and grassroots structures. The role is pivotal in mobilising members, engaging the membership, and coordinating party operations nationwide.

This election comes as the NPP embarks on a new chapter of internal organisation following its recent National Delegates Conference. The party is poised to strengthen its structures and intensify mobilisation of its members in anticipation of the 2028 general election. Mr Glover will collaborate closely with the newly elected national executives, including National Chairman John Boadu and General Secretary Justin Frimpong Kodua, as the NPP transitions beyond the internal elections and gears up for the upcoming electoral cycle.