NDC Triumphs in Upper West Region, Securing All 11 Parliamentary Seats in Ghana's 2024 Parliamentary Elections

In a stunning display of political dominance, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has won all 11 parliamentary seats in the Upper West Region during the December 7, 2024, parliamentary elections. This sweeping victory reflects a strong mandate from the people of the region, reaffirming their support for the NDC’s vision and policies.

The electoral success was celebrated by NDC supporters across the region as the party confidently secured each constituency. The following candidates emerged victorious in their respective constituencies:

Daffiam-Busie-Issa Constituency: Dr. Sebastian Sandaare (NDC)

Nadowli Kaleo Constituency: Anthony Mwinikaara Sumah (NDC)

Wa East Constituency: Dr. Godfred Seidu Jasaw (NDC)

Wa West Constituency: Peter Lanchene Toobu (NDC)

Jirapa Constituency: Cletus Seidu Dapila (NDC)

Lawra Constituency: Bede Ziedeng (NDC)

Lambussie Constituency: Dr. Titus Beyuo (NDC)

Wa Central Constituency: Dr. Rashid Hassan Pelpuo (NDC)

Sissala East Constituency: Bataglia Mohammed Issah (NDC)

Nandom Constituency: Richard Kuuire (NDC)

Sissala West Constituency: Mohammed Adams Supkaru (NDC)

The NDC's success in the Upper West Region marks a significant achievement for the party, which will seek to further its agenda in Parliament and amplify the voices of the people in the region. Each candidate expressed gratitude to their constituents for the overwhelming support and pledged to work diligently to address local issues and improve the livelihoods of their constituents.

Dr. Sebastian Sandaare, who won the Daffiam-Busie-Issa seat, stated, “This victory is a testament to the faith our people have in the NDC and our commitment to their progress. We will work hard to fulfill the promises we made during our campaign.”

The NDC is poised to leverage this power in Parliament to influence key decisions and policies that affect development in the Upper West Region and beyond. As the election results settle, party officials and supporters are already strategizing on how to maintain and build upon this significant electoral success in forthcoming elections.

This comprehensive victory for the NDC in the Upper West Region sends a powerful message to the political landscape of Ghana ahead of the next phase of governance. The National Democratic Congress appears ready to advance its agenda and respond to the aspirations of Ghanaians in the coming years.