NPP PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES 2023 RESULTS FROM THE SIX CONSTITUENCIES IN AHAFO REGION

The New Patriotic party’s presidential results from the Ahafo region are trooping in thick and fast and below are the provisional results

Tano North: DuaYaw Nkwanta
In the recently concluded NPP Presidential Primaries in the Tano North constituency, DuaYaw Nkwanta, the race was tightly contested. The final results are as follows:

1. Ken Agyapong – 112 votes
2. Bawumia – 552 votes
3. Akoto Afriyie – 2 votes
4. Addai-Nimoh – 0 votes

Tano South: Bechem
The NPP Presidential Primaries in Tano South constituency witnessed a high level of participation. Here are the results:

1. Ken Agyapong – 201 votes
2. Bawumia – 510 votes
3. Akoto Afriyie – 3 votes
4. Addai-Nimoh – 0 votes

Asutifi North: Kenyasi
The residents of Kenyasi in Asutifi North constituency actively engaged in the NPP Presidential Primaries. The outcome was as follows:

1. Ken Agyapong – 213 votes
2. Bawumia – 331 votes
3. Akoto Afriyie – 0 votes
4. Addai-Nimoh – 3 votes

Asutifi South: Hwidiem
The NPP Presidential Primaries in the Hwidiem constituency saw a remarkable voter turnout. The final results are:

1. Ken Agyapong – 116 votes
2. Bawumia – 363 votes
3. Akoto Afriyie – 2 votes
4. Addai-Nimoh – 0 votes

Asunafo North: Goaso
Goaso witnessed a highly contested NPP Presidential Primaries. The final results for the constituency are as follows:

1. Ken Agyapong – 241 votes
2. Bawumia – 754 votes
3. Akoto Afriyie – 4 votes
4. Addai-Nimoh – 6 votes

Asunafo South: Kukuom
In Asunafo South constituency, the NPP Presidential Primaries generated significant interest among voters. The results are as follows:

1. Ken Agyapong – 157 votes
2. Bawumia – 475 votes
3. Akoto Afriyie – 1 vote
4. Addai-Nimoh – 0 votes

In brief, the NPP Presidential Primaries in the Ahafo Region had a high level of participation, reflecting the enthusiasm and commitment of party members. The results indicate a strong support base for Vice President Bawumia in most of the constituencies, with Ken Agyapong also garnering a notable number of votes. These results will undoubtedly shape the party’s strategy and direction leading up to the general elections in 2024.

Published By: Sir Phylose