These primaries are set to be held in constituencies with sitting Members of Parliament.

The party, in an official statement dated January 19, 2024, urged party members to adhere to these arrangements to ensure a seamless and transparent electoral process.

In the Western Region, specifically in the Ahanta West constituency, delegates are scheduled to cast their votes at Baidoo Bonsu Senior High Technical School.

Meanwhile, in the Takoradi constituency, the voting venue is designated as Bedu-Addo Methodist School, and in the Sekondi constituency, delegates will gather at Gyandu Park to exercise their voting rights.

In the Central Region, in the Agona West constituency, the voting location has been set as School Park, Otabilkrom-Agona Swedru.

Delegates from the Assin Central constituency are expected to vote at Pentecost Church Habitat-Assin Fosu.

In the Greater Accra Region, constituents from the Bortianor Ngleshie Amanfrom area will converge at Astro Turf Tuba to participate in the electoral process.

In the Eastern Region, the Ofoase/Ayirebi constituency’s designated voting venue is Akokoase SHS.

The party urges all aspirants and stakeholders to comply with these arrangements for a fair and efficient primaries.

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This process, taking place from December 2 to December 3, 2023, aims to select parliamentary candidates for the upcoming 2024 general election in 111 out of the 138 orphan constituencies across the country.

The Greater Accra region, with 17 orphan constituencies, is expected to witness intense competition, particularly in Okaikoi North, Ledzokuku, Ablekuma Central, Odododiodio, Adenta, and Korle Klottey constituencies.

Contesting for the parliamentary slot in Okaikoi North are Afia Akoto, the deputy communication officer of the NPP, and the incumbent Member of Parliament for Akuapem North, Nana Ama Dokua Asiamah Adjei.

Other contenders are: Ken Kuranchie, publisher of the Daily Searchlight Newspaper; businessman Prince Owusu, and former MP for Okaikoi North, Fuseini Issah.

In Ledzokuku, former MP, Dr. Bernard Okoe Boye, the CEO of the National Health Insurance (NHIS) is being challenged by Clifford Martey, Ibrahim Adjei (a presidential staffer), and Collins Nii Ashitey Ollenu, the NPP parliamentary candidate in the 2020 general elections.

Ablekuma Central has a competitive field, including Jefferson Sackey (Deputy Director of Communication at the Office of the President), Collins Amoah (a businessman), Ebenezer Nii Narh Nartey (former MP for the constituency), and Samuel Brako-Amoafo (a businessman).

The Odododiodio Constituency witnesses a two-way contest between Nii Lantey Bannerman, the NPP parliamentary candidate in the 2024 election, and Mannaf Sowah, a businessman and TESCON Patron of the Accra Technical University (ATU).

Adenta’s competition features Kwasi Obeng-Fosu (former Public Relations Officer at the Ministry of Energy), Akosua Manu Kozie (Deputy Director of the National Youth Authority), and Winfred Nartey Obimpeh (a gospel musician).

In the Korle Klottey Constituency, Prince Debrah, who represented the NPP in the 2020 Parliamentary Election, faces strong opposition from Nii Noi Nortey (former NPP Chairman for Korle Klottey), Rexford O. Ansah, and Harry H. Quartey.

The primaries are expected to be closely watched, reflecting the party’s efforts to secure strong candidates for the upcoming general elections.

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