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Ogyeahohuo Yaw Gyebi Beats Dormaahene To Retain National House Of Chiefs Presidency
The election proceedings faced significant delays due to deliberations over a legal suit initiated by Nana Samgba Gyafla, the Chief of Sampa. Despite these initial setbacks, the voting process concluded successfully, reaffirming the democratic processes within the institution.
Ogyeahohuo Yaw Gyebi II has secured a second term as the President of Ghana’s National House of Chiefs. He emerged victorious with 42 votes, defeating his sole challenger, Osaagyefo Oseadeeyo Agyeman Badu II, the Dormaahene, who garnered 30 votes. The election recorded one rejected ballot.
In the race for the Vice President position, Buipe-wura Abdulai Jinapor II triumphed with 52 votes, outpacing three other candidates. His clear lead underscores the confidence reposed in him by the members of the House.
The election proceedings faced significant delays due to deliberations over a legal suit initiated by Nana Samgba Gyafla, the Chief of Sampa. Despite these initial setbacks, the voting process concluded successfully, reaffirming the democratic processes within the institution.
Ogyeahohuo Yaw Gyebi II’s re-election reflects the trust placed in his leadership, and his tenure is expected to continue focusing on the development and unity of the chieftaincy institution in Ghana.
Source: GhanaFeed.Com
