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The Afigya Kwabre constituency chairman of the ruling New Patriotic Party, was over the weekend elected the new chairman of the Ashanti Regional Constituency Chairmen's Association, which comprises all the 47 constituencies in the region.

Other executives elected were: Patrick Adu-Gyamfi as VICE CHAIRMAN, SAMUEL ANTWI -BOASIAKO-SECRETARY, AKWASI NTI ASAMOAH, ORGANIZER, ADDAI POKU AIKINS, Bosomtwe constituency chairman as TREASURE.
The rest are: YAW BONNA BOADI, ADVISER and KWABENA AMEYAW, ADVISER.

One major focus of the Odeneho-led executives, is to coordinate effectively in ensuring that there is absolute peace before, during and after the internal Party contests in the various constituencies of the region which is slated from January to May, 2018.

The peaceful election, saw in attendance some regional party executives as well as other high echelons of the party.

According to the new chairman, it has become very necessary at this particular moment for the entire 47 constituencies to form a stronger unity, especially, where there remains high expectations from Ghanaians, on the Nana Addo-led NPP government.

Chairman Odeneho, who has held several important position prior to the unprecedented NPP electoral victory in 2016, pointed out clearly, that his leadership was going to ensure they work closely and effectively with all the party structures and laid down party procedures, in making sure the impending election was carried out smoothly and in the spirit of tolerance.

Odeneho Kwaku Appiah assured that they were going to be transparent in their dealings while making sure they remain relevant in the in their stay in office.

The new executives, according to the Chairman, would lead the way in ensuring government's policies and programmes are properly disseminated to members of the party and Ghanaians in general, in their various constituencies.

Again, the executives intend to change the face and directions of the association, by getting closer to the people on daily basis, and setting up adequate and proper channels for complaints resolution at the grassroots.