Kendrick Abdul Hakeem Mahama has been elected the Western Regional Youth Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) following the party’s regional executive elections held on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

Mahama, who is the Western Regional Director of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), and Deputy Youth Organiser secured a convincing victory at the polls held at the AAK III Sports Arena in Ampain.

He polled 51 votes to defeat his two contenders, Samuel Amoah, who obtained 12 votes, and Jeremiah Ackah, who failed to secure a single vote.

The outcome gives Mahama the mandate to lead the NDC’s youth wing in the Western Region, where he is expected to spearhead youth mobilisation, strengthen the party’s grassroots structures and rally young members behind its political objectives.

His election forms part of the NDC’s broader efforts to constitute regional executives and reinforce its organisational structures ahead of the 2028 general elections.

The Western Regional Conference attracted delegates from across the region, who participated in the electoral process to select officers to manage the party’s affairs and advance its political agenda.

With his emphatic victory, Mahama will now assume the responsibility of coordinating the party’s youth activities in the region and building a formidable youth front capable of sustaining the NDC’s grassroots engagement.