Agbe Mawunyor elected Ho Central NDC chairman as Sena Setordzi makes history as first female chairperson

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ho Central Constituency has elected Agbe Mawunyor, the Presiding Member of the Ho Municipal Assembly and former constituency vice chairman, as its new chairman following the party’s constituency executives elections held in Ho held yesterday 24th October, 2026 at Ola SHS.

The elections, which produced a new crop of constituency executives, witnessed mixed reactions among delegates and supporters, with some appearing dejected while others jubilated over the outcome of the polls.

Agbe Mawunyor’s election followed the withdrawal of his boss, Mr. Franklin Gedzia, from the chairmanship contest, paving the way for him to emerge as the new constituency chairman.

In another significant development, Senam Setordzi was elected as the first female constituency chairperson, making history in the Volta Region.

Margaret Dzogbewu retained her position as the constituency Women’s Organiser, while Noah Dzikpor was also re-elected as Youth Organiser. Other executives were elected to serve in various positions within the constituency.

Addressing delegates after the Electoral Commission’s declaration, the newly elected chairman, Agbe Mawunyor, expressed gratitude to the delegates for the confidence reposed in him and the other elected executives.

He pledged to work closely with all elected executives, as well as other contestants, to strengthen the party’s structures and mobilise support towards securing victory for the NDC in the 2028 general elections.

Mr. Mawunyor called for unity among all aspirants, delegates, and party supporters, stressing the need to put aside differences arising from the contest and work collectively towards the party’s electoral ambitions.

He maintained that the cooperation of all stakeholders would be crucial to consolidating the party’s grassroots support and positioning the NDC for victory in 2028.

Meanwhile, in interviews with Adom News after the declaration of the results, some of the newly elected executives also pledged to collaborate with their fellow executives and contestants who were unsuccessful in the elections.

They expressed their commitment to working together to strengthen the party and help the NDC return to power in the 2028 general elections.

The constituency elections mark a new chapter in the leadership of the NDC in Ho Central, with calls for reconciliation and collective effort emerging as key messages following the contest.