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Kojo Brace, a former JoyNews presenter, has announced his intention to run in the New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary primary for the Ahanta West constituency in the Western Region. Brace submitted his expression of interest to the party’s National Elections Directorate on November 6, 2026. In a video on his Facebook campaign page, Brace expressed gratitude for the support he has received throughout his journey, noting that the advice, critiques, and prayers of his supporters have significantly influenced his path.

He stated that his decision to run was the result of consultations with both the constituency's residents and members of the NPP. Brace believes he has the necessary skills to transform the constituency and improve its standing. He is hopeful about working with the party’s local executives and members to enhance the NPP’s appeal in Ahanta West.

Brace is confident that with support from God, he will secure the party’s nomination and win the parliamentary seat for the NPP. He highlighted his deep connection to the area as a reason for seeking the seat, emphasizing that his understanding of the community's challenges will enable him to provide better solutions. Brace also thanked supporters who inquired about the completion of his submission process.

The NPP opened its parliamentary primary window from November 1 to 10, 2026. The party is set to hold its parliamentary primaries before the 2028 general elections, with successful candidates aiming to represent the NPP in various constituencies nationwide. Brace’s participation signifies the commencement of his campaign to earn the NPP’s ticket in Ahanta West.

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