The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has ushered in a new generation of leadership in Jaman South with 27-year old Ebenezer Adanee Twene leading a youthful constituency executive team determined to reclaim the parliamentary seat from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the 2028 general elections.

The newly elected executives were sworn into office on Thursday, November 5, 2026, at the Jaman South Municipal Assembly Hall in Drobo.

The new administration, with Lawrence Kojo Addo Cheremeh as Vice Chairman, has pledged to rebuild the party's grassroots structures and win back the seat it lost in the 2024 elections.

Adanee Ebenezer, aged 27, has attracted considerable attention in the constituency, with supporters describing him as one of the youngest constituency chairmen in the party's recent history.

He has earned the nicknames "The Youth President" among sections of the Jaman youth and "El Supremo" among his executive colleagues.

His growing popularity, including on TikTok among the Jaman community at home and abroad, has raised expectations among party supporters who see his election as an opportunity for generational change in constituency politics.

A seat in the spotlight

Jaman South is the only constituency in the Bono Region currently represented in Parliament by the NPP, making it a strategic battleground ahead of 2028.

In the 2024 parliamentary elections, the NPP's Colonel (Rtd.) Kwadwo Damoah secured 21,634 votes (51.74%), defeating the NDC's Okofo-Darteh Williams, who polled 20,176 votes (48.26%). The NPP won by 1,458 votes.

The constituency has attracted wider political attention following the NDC's internal elections.

Controversial journalist Kevin Taylor of Loud Silence Media fame has projected an NDC return to the seat in 2028,

The youthful composition of the new executive team could prove significant in a constituency where young people constitute an important part of the population.

With employment, entrepreneurship, education and access to economic opportunities among the concerns facing young people, the new leadership will be expected to translate its youthful appeal into practical grassroots mobilisation and a credible political message.

Kojo Addo Cheremeh's background in journalism, communications could also strengthen the party's public engagement and communication strategy.

The presence of Siata Watara, identified as one of Ghana's youngest Municipal Chief Executives, presents an additional opportunity for coordination between party structures and the government's development agenda.

However, the ultimate test will be whether the new leadership can unite party members, strengthen branch structures and win the confidence of enough voters to reverse the 2024 outcome.

For the NDC, the mission is clear: reclaim Jaman South in 2028. For the NPP, defending its only parliamentary seat in the Bono Region will be a major political challenge.

The battle for Jaman South has begun well before the next general election, and the constituency's youthful leadership is determined to make its presence felt.

Meet the new Jaman South NDC constituency executives

The following executives have been elected to steer the affairs of the party in Jaman South:

1. Adanee Twene Ebenezer - Chairman

2. Lawrence Kojo Addo Cheremeh - Vice Chairman

3. Emmanuel Adjei - Secretary

4. Mr. Isaac Nyarko - Deputy Secretary

5.Alhaji Osman Kumi -Organiser


6. Emmanuel Adjei - Deputy Organiser

7. Frank Tannor-Youth Organiser

8. Malik Yeboah -Deputy Youth Organiser

9. Naaba Adongo -Communications Officer

10. Gyan Boakye -Deputy Communications Officer

11. Grace Acheampomaa -Women's Organiser

12. Ama Mary Pomaa -Deputy Women's Organiser

13. Seth Domfeh-Obeng -Youth Representative

14. Adams Yakubu -Zongo Caucus Representative

15 . Francis Asare -Treasurer (Abronye)

16. Ansumana Osman-Deputy Treasurer

The team will work alongside eight additional elected executive members and five co-opted members to coordinate party activities and prepare the constituency for the 2028 elections.