Asiedu rejects Central NDC chair result and threatens court action
The NDC's Central Regional chairman says nine names were written into the register in pen, and wants the Dunkwa count probed.
Richard Kofi Asiedu, the previous NDC Central Regional Chairman, announced his intention to take legal action against his defeat in the party's regional executive elections. Mr Asiedu narrowly lost to Lawyer Obeng Inkoom by just five votes; Mr Inkoom secured 372 votes, while Mr Asiedu garnered 367 votes. The third candidate, Ibrahim Mohammed, received 16 votes.
According to Citi Newsroom, Mr Asiedu expressed doubts about the election's conduct and seeks to annul the result, citing alleged irregularities in the voters' register.
The conflict escalated at the election site. As Mr Asiedu alleged his defeat, he demanded a recount of the ballots; however, supporters of the opposing candidate allegedly opposed the request, leaving the matter unresolved. Subsequently, police officers maintained a presence near the ballot boxes containing the chairmanship votes.
Citi Newsroom also noted that Mr Asiedu's loss might be attributed to internal disputes within the party's regional organization. Mr Inkoom, now the new chairman, pledged to unify the party and ensure equitable opportunities for its members. The NDC is currently working to fortify its structures in preparation for the 2028 general elections.
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