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Daniel Niibi Afotey Odai elected Greater Accra NDC Deputy Youth Organizer

Daniel Niibi Afotey Odai has been elected Deputy Regional Youth Organizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Greater Accra Region, following a keenly contested election held today at the Dodowa Astro Turf. Delegates voted in a four-way race for the position. Odai won with 45 votes, defeating three other contestants. The final results […]

Daniel Niibi Afotey Odai elected Greater Accra NDC Deputy Youth Organizer

Daniel Niibi Afotey Odai has been elected as the Deputy Regional Youth Organizer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Greater Accra Region. According to Adom Online, the election was held at the Dodowa Astro Turf and featured a four-way race where Odai won with 45 votes. He defeated Eric Afeme, who received 44 votes, Jones, who received 32 votes, and Rashid, who received 8 votes.

Campaigning under the message “Youth in Politics: From Spectators to Decision Makers,” Odai proposed several initiatives to enhance youth involvement and support for party organizers. MyJoyOnline Ghana reports that his proposals include establishing a functional Greater Accra Youth Secretariat, creating a database of young people across 34 constituencies, and introducing a 24-hour hotline.

He also suggested appointing a desk officer for every constituency and establishing a youth welfare scheme to assist organizers during illness or bereavement.

Odai, who is based in Nungua, has been involved with the NDC for over a decade. MyJoyOnline Ghana notes that he previously served for eight years as the Deputy Youth Organizer for the Krowor Constituency.

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