Police Declare Sixteen People Wanted For Violent Disturbances At NDC’S National Youth And Women’s Congress

The Ghana Police Service has declared some sixteen people wanted for their violent disturbance at NDC’s just ended National Youth and Women’s congress held at Cape Coast. The Ghana Police Service reported that two rival groups violently clashed throwing stones, blocks, sticks, clubs, chairs among others, causing injury to three persons and destruction to the property during the congress.

The Police promised to give a GHc 10, 000 reward to anyone who gives meaningful leads to any of the identified people.

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POLICE DECLARE SIXTEEN PEOPLE WANTED FOR VIOLENT DISTURBANCES AT NDC’S NATIONAL YOUTH AND WOMEN’S CONGRESS HELD AT CAPE COAST

Following violent disturbances at the NDC’s National Youth and Women’s Congress held at Cape Coast in the Central Region on December 10, 2022, 16 people have so far been declared wanted in connection with the violence.

While proceedings were ongoing at the Congress two rival groups violently clashed throwing stones, blocks, sticks, clubs, chairs among others, causing injury to three persons and destruction to property.

The intervention of the Police brought the situation under control for the processes to continue to the end without any further incident.

After an initial review of Police-specific video footages of the event, 16 suspects have so far been identified as some of the people involved in the violence and have been declared wanted.

A Ghc10,000.00 reward has been set aside for any member of the public who can provide credible information to the police that can lead to the arrest of any of the suspects.

The photographs of the 16 wanted persons extracted from the police specific-footages are published for the public to assist us in this regard.

Investigation is ongoing to further identify and arrest other perpetrators involved in the violence to face justice.

Meanwhile, the incumbent National Youth Organiser of the NDC, George Opare Addo, has retained his position after a keenly contested election in Cape Coast on Saturday.

Pablo, as affectionately called, beat his sole contender, Yaw Brogya Genfi by obtaining 533 votes.

Brogya Genfi, who was the Ashanti Regional Youth Organiser, failed to annex the portfolio, after amassing a total of 508 votes of the valid votes cast.

Pablo’s win marks his second successive victory over Brogya Genfi, after beating him in the 2018 contest.

Having retained his seat, Pablo, a trained lawyer, will serve as the leader of the party’s Youth wing for the next four years; leading the NDC’s youth into the 2024 general election.

In the race for the party’s Deputy National Organiser, Osman Abdulai Ayriga and Ruth Dela Seddoh emerged victorious in that regard.

Ruth, who is the incumbent garnered 313 votes, while Osman Ayriga led the race with 373 votes.

Central Regional Youth Organiser, Eric Dadson, followed third with 150 votes.

In a related development, the party’s National Women’s Organiser, Dr Hannah Bissiw, also retained her slot as the leader of the Women’s Wing of the NDC.

Meanwhile, the NDC will hold the next phase of its national delegates conference next week Saturday, to elect a new national chairman, secretary and persons to occupy other portfolios.

Check out the aspirant of each of the positions. Over 80 aspirants will contest for the National Executive positions.

CHAIRMAN

1. Johnson Aseidu Nketiah

2. Nii Armah Ashietey

3. Samuel Yaw Adusei

4. Samuel Ofosu Ampofo.

VICE CHAIRMAN

1. ABANGA YAKUBU ALHASSAN

2. SETH OFORI OHENE

3. SHERIF ABUDUL-NASIRU

4. ALHAJI HABIBU ADRAMANI

5. ALHAJI AMADU ABUKARI SOROGHO

6. AWUDU SOFO AZOURKA

7. DR. SHERRY AYITTEY

8. EVELYN ENYONAM MENSAH

GENERAL SECRETARY

1. FIIFI FIAVI F. KWATEY

2. DR. PETER BOAMAH OTOKUNOR

3. ELVIS AFRIYIE ANKRAH

DEPUTY GENERAL SECRETARY

1. EVANS AMOO

2. GBANDE FOYO MUSTAPHA

3. KWAME ZU

4. BRADI PAUL OPATA

5. ABDUL MATHEEN SALI

6. CATHERINE DEYNU

7. DR. FRANCIS LANME GURIBE

8. BARBARA SERWAA ASAMOAH

NATIONAL ORGANIZER

1. JOSEPH YAMMIN

2. SIDII ABUBAKAR MUSAH

3. SOLOMON YAW NKANSAH

4. JOSHUA HAMIDU AKAMBA

5. CHIEF HAMILTON BINEY NIXON

6. MAHDI MUHAMMED GIRBRILL

7. HENRY OSEI AKOTO

DEPUTY NATIONAL ORGANIZER

1. ELIKEM ERIC KEVIN KWAME KOTOKO

2. BARLON KOBBY

3. ALHAJI YAW KUNDOW

4. HABIB MOHAMMED TAHIRU

COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER

1. SAMMY GYAMFI

2. GODWIN MAWULI AMETOWOGO

DEPUTY COMMUNICATION OFFICER

1. ADONGO ATULE JACOB

2. KWAKU BOAHEN ANTHONY

3. GODWIN AKO GUNN

4. MOHAMMED NAZIRU

5. MALIK BASINTALE

WOMENS ORGANIZER

1. MARGERAT ANSEI

2. HANNA LOUISA BISIW

DEPUTY WOMENS ORGANIZER

1. HAJIA ALIJATA SULEMANA

2. ABIGAIL AKWABEA ELORM MENSAH

3. JESSIE ADAMS

4. FELICIA DZIFA TEGAH

YOUTH ORGANIZER

1. GEORGE OPARE ADDO

2. BROGYA GENFI

DEPUTY YOUTH ORGANIZER

1. KABIRU AHMED

2. OSMAN ABDULAI AYARIGA

3. SEKLEY JUDE DZIDZIENYO

4. OBED KOAH OPINTAN

5. MOHAMMED ABUBAKARI SADIQ GOMBILLA

6. BRIGHT NUDOKPO

7. RUTH DELA SEDDOH

8. SULEMANA ABDUL KARIM

9. PENDILOCK OWUSU ASARE

10. ERIC DASON

NATIONAL ZONGO CAUCUS CO-ORDINATOR

1. YAKUBU MAHMUDU MUDI

2. HON. ALHAJI BABANLAMIE ABU SADAT

3. ABDUL-AZIZ MOHAMMED

4. MAMAH MOHAMMED COLE YOUNGER

5. ABASS ZULKARNAIN KAMBARI

NEC MEMBERS

1. EPHRAIM NII TAN SACKEY

2. VICTORIA KUMAH-MINTAH

3. HON. EMMANUEL EWOENAM YAO ADZOME-DZ

4. RANSFORD CHATMAN VANNI-AMOAH

5. EBENEZER EFFAH HACKMAN

6. NAJAWA ISSAH

7. ANITA ANNAN

8. MALIK ADAMA

9. REV. IRENE SENA AGBLEKE

10. CECILIA N. ASAGA

11. TAGOE MAGDALENE

12. STEPHEN LADZEDO

13. PEREZ FERNANDEZ ARMAH LARYEA

14. ISSAHAKU ISSAH ADEL

15. FAMOUS KWESI KWADUGAH

16. THOMAS AYISI KUMAH

17. MOHAMMED MAMUDU

18. ABDULLAH FARRAKHAN ISHAQ

19. WONDER VICTOR KUTOR

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