However, high on the agenda of the new executive is the 2020 general elections.

The election, which was organised by the Electoral Commission at the weekend saw Mr George Aduko Ayanore, a Retired Engineer of the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) elected as the Constituency Chairman of the party after beating four other contestants.

Mr Ayanore, who is also a former Presiding Member of the Bolgatanga Municipal Assembly won the Chairmanship race with 485 votes, defeating Mr George Ayimbire Adabre, the incumbent Constituency Vice Chairman, Mr Joseph Nayikuu Gandaa, Mr Harry Epsona Ayamga, a former Bolgatanga Municipal Chief Executive, and Mr Sylvester Yamba Samari.

The other executives that were elected into office included; Mr Richard Atanga Aduko, Vice Chairman, Mr Roland Atanga Ayoo, Secretary, Mr Jonah Adongo Adombila, Deputy Secretary, Mr Ayaeh Fuseini, Treasurer, Mr Jonathan Adanigna Alataaba, Deputy Treasurer and Mr Martin Ayamga, Organiser.

The rest are; Mr Robert Anonwaam Asakinaba, Deputy Organiser, Mr David Agorogo, Communications Officer, Mr  Aduko Asoneriba, Deputy Communications Officer, Mr Shaibu Mohammed Aminu, Zongo Caucus Coordinator, Mr Prosper Amiyinne, Youth Organizer, Mr  Isaac Asore, Deputy Youth Organiser,  Ms Joyce Abolga, Women Organiser and Ms  Fouzia Nashiru, Deputy Women Organizer.

The newly elected Constituency Chairman thanked the delegates for the confidence reposed in them and pledged to work tirelessly with the other officers to unite the party to enable them to recapture both the Parliamentary and Presidential slots in the constituency.

 “My main aim of standing for the Chairmanship was to unite the party. When I was going round that was my campaign message.“Now that I have been elected, I would bring all the people within the NDC party together including; all the other contestants to ensure we share the same vision.

 “I’m an elderly person and looking at these small, small problems I hope to clear those ones.” The newly elected chairman indicated. He urged the other contestants to forget about the results of the election because it was the NDC party that won and not an individual and asked them to support the activities of the party to win back the confidence of the general public towards returning to power in the next election.

He stated that under his leadership, he would ensure that the action plans that had already been developed by the party for the constituency including campaign rallies in all the zones were implemented in phases from now till 2020.

Due to some challenges the Bolgatanga Central Constituency NDC was among some of the constituencies in the country that could not organise their constituency elections earlier.The polls attracted party members including; Mr Isaac Adongo, the Member of Parliament for the Bolgatanga Central Constituency, Mr Abraham Amaliba, a Private Legal Practitioner who provides legal services to the Party and Mr Emmanuel Opam-Brown Akolbire, a former Member of Parliament for the Constituency.