
Ibrahim Abdul Rahaman has been elected as the new Assin Central Constituency Chairman for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) following a closely contested internal election. Mr. Rahaman emerged victorious after a democratic process that saw him compete against Felix Addico for the leadership of the party within the constituency. His election marks a transition in the local party hierarchy as the NDC prepares for future political engagements under its national leadership.
The election results revealed a narrow margin between the two contenders, reflecting the intense interest in the party's local leadership. Mr. Rahaman secured 493 votes, while his opponent, Mr. Addico, garnered 458 votes. Upon the announcement of the results, the new chairman expressed his appreciation to the delegates and emphasized that the conclusion of the polls should signal the end of internal competition and the beginning of a unified front to strengthen the party's position in the region.
In his first official address as chairman, Mr. Rahaman underscored the importance of unity, urging all party members to set aside differences and work toward the common goal of party development. He outlined a vision centered on robust grassroots mobilization and the empowerment of the youth within Assin Central. By focusing on these areas, he aims to maintain and improve the welfare of party members while ensuring that the NDC remains a dominant force in the area's political landscape.
The new chairman also set his sights on the long-term electoral success of the party, pledging to run an inclusive administration. He stated that his primary objective is to win the Assin Central parliamentary seat for the NDC in the 2028 elections. As he takes office, Mr. Rahaman’s leadership is expected to focus on strategic organization and building a resilient constituency structure to support the party's broader national objectives.
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