Council of State Election Results: Meet The Winners From Greater Accra, Upper East, Volta, Western, And Northern Regions

Nene Drolor Bosso Adamtey I has been elected as the Greater Accra Region’s representative on the Council of State after securing 40 votes in a closely contested election.

The election initially featured 13 candidates, but before voting commenced, three aspirants—Obed Nyarko, Albert Borketey Naawu, and Musah Ziyad—stepped down, narrowing the race to 10 contenders.

 

 

Despite the stiff competition, Nene Drolor Bosso Adamtey I emerged victorious with a decisive margin, earning the mandate to represent Greater Accra on the Council of State.

His victory highlights his strong support among delegates and his potential to advocate for policies that benefit the region.

 

 

Upper East

In a keenly contested election, the President of the Upper East Regional House of Chiefs, Pe Adiale Ditundini Ayagitam III, has emerged victorious in the Upper East Regional Council of State election.

The election, which took place amidst high anticipation, saw Pe Adiale III secure 18 votes out of a total of 30 votes cast, cementing his position as the region’s representative on the Council of State.

Pe Adiale Ditundini Ayagitam III, who is also the paramount chief of the Chaina Traditional Area, faced competition from other candidates, including his closest contender, Thomas More, who managed to secure five votes.

 

 

 

The remaining seven votes were split among the other candidates in the race.

According to the official results released by the Electoral Commission, Pe Adiale III’s victory was a resounding one, demonstrating strong support from the electoral college.

His wide margin of victory over his closest competitor indicates the confidence reposed in him by delegates and other stakeholders within the region.

Following the announcement of the results, Pe Adiale III expressed his gratitude to the delegates for their overwhelming support and trust in his leadership.

He reiterated his commitment to representing the interests of the Upper East Region at the national level and working closely with the government to address the pressing challenges facing the region.

 

 

 

Volta Region

Businessman Gabriel Atokple Kwamigah Tanko has been elected as the Volta Region’s representative on the Council of State, securing 24 out of 36 votes in the election held on February 11, 2025, at the OLA Senior High School Assembly Hall.

The race featured 13 candidates, but Mr Tanko emerged victorious with a decisive margin.

 

 

Voting began at 9:50 AM after initial agitations, and by the end of the process, he had cemented his place as the region’s voice on the Council.

After emerging winner of the election, Mr Tanko pledged to leverage the Volta Region’s economic potential for development.

Meanwhile, some candidates have accused the National Democratic Congress (NDC) of swaying delegates’ votes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Western Region

Tarkwa-based businessman Maxwell Boakye has emerged victorious in the Western Regional Council of State election, securing a decisive win with 17 votes out of the total 28 votes cast in the first round of voting.

Maxwell Boakye, 32, outperformed eight other candidates in a contest that highlighted the region’s political engagement and the growing demand for youthful representation in governance.

“President Mahama has shown that he is ready to work with youth in his government. In fact, our elders have had enough time to be on the previous Council of State. The time has come for the youth to also have their chance to get a voice in government. Everyone here knows my hard work. I promise to work for the youth and region,” he said.

 

 

The election, which took place in a competitive atmosphere, saw Akwasi Nsiah-Awuah emerge as the closest contender, garnering 10 votes, while Adjei Clement managed to secure just a single vote.

The remaining six candidates were unable to secure any votes, effectively making Boakye’s victory a commanding one.

Following his declaration as the winner, Boakye, who hails from Sameraboi, expressed his gratitude to the delegates for entrusting him with the responsibility to represent the region on the Council of State.

In his victory speech, he emphasised the need for greater youth involvement in governance and policymaking at both the regional and national levels.

 

 

 

 

 

Northern Region
Alhaji Muhammad Mumuni has been elected as the Northern Region’s representative on the Council of State, securing 26 out of 32 votes cast in the just-ended election.

The former Member of Parliament for Kumbungu (1996-2004) emerged victorious against three other contenders. During his tenure in Parliament, Mumuni served on various Select and Standing Committees and also held the position of Minister for Foreign Affairs.

 

 

Speaking to Citi News, he expressed his commitment to effectively representing the region, leveraging his extensive experience in governance and public service.

“I have performed in many aspects of government. Right from Assemblymember to being a presiding member. I have served in two cabinets; in the Rawlings and Mills cabinets and I have been a running mate. I believe Northern Region could not make a mistake with the person they are sending.

“I have no doubt, that I will contribute my quota, experience, and my knowledge that I have gathered along the way to enhance the work of the Council of State in helping the president to administer this country. The reset agenda is truly on,” he stated.

The other aspirants, Richard Andani Yakubu, Nyande Abdul Raqb, and Adam Hussein polled 4,2 and 0 votes respectively.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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