The newly elected Youth Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Bongo Constituency, Alfred Nyaaba Akuresoh, has pledged to prioritise youth empowerment, employment opportunities and grassroots mobilisation following his victory in the party’s constituency executive elections.
Mr Akuresoh, popularly known as Akuureyaaba, secured 87 votes to defeat his contender, Cyprian Adombire Van, who obtained 35 votes in the elections held on October 24, 2026.
Speaking after his victory, Mr Akuresoh expressed confidence in his ability to strengthen the party’s youth wing and introduce initiatives aimed at improving the welfare of young people in the constituency.
He promised a renewed approach to youth mobilisation, stressing that his leadership would focus on creating opportunities for skills development, employment and greater participation in party activities.
According to him, young people remain central to the NDC’s future and must be supported to develop their potential and take up leadership responsibilities.
He said his administration would work to strengthen the party’s grassroots structures while pursuing opportunities that could improve the livelihoods of young people in Bongo.
Mr Akuresoh also emphasised the need for unity and collaboration among youth wing members, indicating his readiness to work with other constituency executives to advance the party’s interests.
He expressed optimism that his leadership would bring renewed energy to the youth wing and encourage greater participation in the NDC’s activities.
The Youth Organiser-elect is expected to work with the constituency leadership and other youth executives to strengthen mobilisation efforts and prepare the party’s grassroots structures for future elections.
Mr Akuresoh maintained that his priority would be to build an active and united youth wing while advocating opportunities for young people to develop their skills, secure employment and contribute to the constituency’s development.
