The Ablekuma West parliamentary seat has shifted hands following the recently concluded general elections held on December 7, with Ursula Owusu-Ekuful losing to Rev. Dr. Kweku Addo, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate.
Rev. Addo secured victory with 31,866 votes, surpassing the incumbent Communications Minister, who garnered 26,575 votes. This marks a significant political milestone for the NDC in the constituency.
Rev. Dr. Kweku Addo, who hails from Dansoman, has a diverse background that combines education, entrepreneurship, and ministry. After completing his secondary education, he traveled to Europe and the United States for further studies and professional experience.
Upon returning to Ghana, Rev. Addo joined his family in managing an educational institution, eventually taking on the role of director. Beyond his work in education, he is a successful real estate broker and an ordained clergyman, known for his humility and dedication to service. His theological studies led him to earn a Doctor of Philosophy degree, reflecting his commitment to both spiritual and academic growth.
Rev. Dr. Addo’s victory is seen as a testament to his reputation as a compassionate leader and a devoted servant of God and humanity. Many believe his background and principles resonate strongly with the electorate, contributing to this historic win for the constituency.
The election result signals a change in leadership for Ablekuma West, ushering in a new chapter with Rev. Dr. Addo at the helm.
