19:55 pm: There are wild jubilations from the camp of Sofo Azorka, signifying a victory for the former Northern Regional Chairman of the NDC.
Mr Azorka is one of nine delegates who was seeking to become National Vice-Chairpersons of the NDC. Of the nine, six of them will qualify to occupy the position on the strength of the numbers they poll in the elections.
19:37 pm: General Secretaryship results out with General Mosquito giving Koku a whipping of his life.
GENERAL SECRETARY
| CANDIDATE | VOTES | STATUS |
| Johnson Asiedu Nketiah | 6642 | |
| Samuel Koku Sitsofo Anyidoho | 1,625 |
18:57 pm: More results surface as unconfirmed results put Abdul-Aziz Mohammmed in winning position.
NATIONAL DEPUTY ORGANISER
| CANDIDATE | VOTES | STATUS |
| Dr Alhassan Hanifa | 1386 | |
| Kobby Barlon | 2619 | |
| Vivian Abla Kpeglo | 610 | |
| Mohammed Mamudu | 347 | |
| Agbesi Nutsu | 332 | |
| Chief Hamilton Biney Nixon | 2405 | |
| Alfred Kojo Triddles | 89 | |
| Ebenezer Asare Sackitey | 163 | |
| Ahmed Gedel | 329 |
NATIONAL ZONGO CAUCUS COORDINATOR
| CANDIDATE | VOTES | STATUS |
| Ismail Bawa | 1,132 | |
| Alhaji Mamah Mohammed | – | |
| Sadiku Sulley | 785 | |
| Abdul-Aziz Mohammmed | 1321 | |
| Abass Fuseini Sbaabe | 1,011 |
16:37 pm: Finally! Provisional results trickle in
DEPUTY COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
| CANDIDATE | VOTES | STATUS |
| Godwin Ako Gunn | 1816 | |
| Mahama Seidu Samuel | 573 | |
| Kwaku Boahen | 2,851 | Elected [Provisional] |
| Alhaji Mohammed Nasiru Seidu | 1537 | |
| Adongo Atule Jacob | 978 | |
| Muhammed Nurullah Iddrisu | 472 |
NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
| CANDIDATE | VOTES | STATUS |
| Fred Agbenyo | 2,225 | |
| Sammy Gyamfi | 6,225 | Elected [provisional] |
15:15 pm: Election officials for the ongoing NDC Congress have thrown out an agent for one of the candidates, Kobby Barlon.
Mr Barlon is contesting for the position of Deputy National Organiser but moments before counting of votes for the position he is vying for starts, the Master of Ceremony requested via the Public Address system that he either replaces his agent or he is denied representation at the counting area.
13:40 pm: You may want to interpret it to mean whatever you want it to be but as Congress draws close to the point of declaration, the DJ decides to place Dancehall act, Shatta Wale’s “I Know My Level”.
The song has drawn loud cheers from delegates who dance and sing along. Is it the indication of people about to know their levels? We wait patiently at the Fantasy Dome.
Among the many dancers was a former minister of Gender and Social Protection, Nana Oye Lithur.
11:30 am: Declarations are a few hours away from us but supporters of some of the candidates have started early jubilations ahead of that exercise.
The supporters of General Secretary contestant, Asiedu Nketiah, lead the early jubilations with National Chairman hopeful, Ofosu Ampofo and Samuel Gyemfi who is contesting for the position of National Communications Officer joining the fray.
10:31 am: Collation of results progressing steadily as the atmosphere begins to change from the liveliness that characterised it from yesterday to become tense one.
09:40 am: Voting has ended; counting to follow soon. This is after more than 15 hours of voting in an election that is arguably the party’s longest ever.
9:30 am: NDC Communications Officer condemns organisers of party’s Congress. Eric Adjei Says the poorly-organised Congress is a monumental failure on the part of the National Executive Committee’s sub-committee than steered the Congress.
Mr Adjei has also questioned delegates’ decision to grant the amendment of adopting a “special congress” into the party’s constitution without asking questions. According to him, delegates were not informed of the constituents of the Special Congress.
7:45 am: The queues continue to persist even though it’s been almost 15 hours since voting commenced. The situation has led to frustrations for delegates who are accusing the Elections Committee of doing a bad job.
It is not clear when voting will be over let alone the collation, counting and declaration of results.
6:30 am: You can’t take chances in the game of politics, at least that is the lesson the National Democratic Congress appears to be teaching at its Congress as they jealously protect the some filed ballot boxes.
