Kwame Baffoe, widely known as Abronye DC, has been re-elected as the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Bono Regional Chairman, according to Graphic Online. The election results, reported on Saturday, 15 August 2026, confirm his continued leadership of the party’s operations in the Bono Region.
Multiple outlets, including Asaase Radio and CitiNewsroom.com, corroborated the outcome, with News Ghana describing the victory as a landslide. The re-election cements Abronye DC’s position as a prominent figure in the region’s political landscape, having previously held the chairmanship role.
The Bono Regional election was part of a broader set of internal party polls across Ghana. In a separate contest, GhanaWeb reported a tight race in the Bono East Region, where a candidate known as “Toma” held a slim lead over the incumbent, IB. That result, however, remained preliminary at the time of reporting.
Abronye DC’s win signals continuity for the NPP’s regional leadership in Bono, a key area for the party’s organizational strength. His re-election comes amid ongoing internal party restructuring ahead of future national elections, though no specific dates or strategic plans were detailed in the reports.
The outcome also highlights the competitive nature of NPP internal elections, with some regions seeing closely contested races while others, like Bono, delivered decisive results. Graphic Online’s coverage did not include vote tallies or details on challengers, leaving the margin of victory unspecified.
Observers will now watch whether Abronye DC’s renewed mandate translates into stronger party cohesion in Bono, particularly as the NPP prepares for upcoming political cycles. For now, his focus remains on consolidating support within the regional branch.
