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The NDC at ADA CONSTITUENCY has brought to light what led to their unprecedented stellar performance in the 2020 general elections. In an article authored by the Constituency's Research Officer, Mr. Theophilus Erskine, he has intimated that the Constituency's Executives under the Leadership of the Chairman, Mr Emmanuel Tetteh Kabu, mended all broken pieces and forged a strong front to realising the massive victory. This is to say that they've placed the party's interest high above any individual/personal sentiments.  Below is the article authored by the Constituency's Research Officer.  "Hon. Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe, MP for Ada constituency, obtained 82.14% in the 2020 general election which is the highest vote percentage in the Greater Accra Region. It is important to acknowledge the Teamwork behind the Glory. According to Andrew Carnegie, " Teamwork is the ability to work together towards a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments tow...

CONGRATULATIONS HON. COMFORT DOYOE CUDJOE FOR ATTAINING THE HIGHEST VOTE PERCENTAGE IN THE GREATER ACCRA REGION.  Hon. Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe, MP for Ada constituency, obtained 82.14% in the 2020 general elections which is the highest in the Greater Accra Region.  Apart from Hon. Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe, NO parliamentary candidate from the two main parties, (NPP and NDC) was able to obtain a voter percentage above 70% in the Greater Accra Region. The second highest vote percentage was obtained by Hon. Samuel Nartey George who scored 69.80% From the statistics above, it clearly shows that elections in the Greater Accra Region is very competitive and tough. It takes a strong person who is very active, supportive and responsive to the grassroot to be able to have a commanding vote percentage more especially in the Greater Accra Region. Mostly, the votes obtained by MPs who maintains their seat decrease but you have proven exceptional. Your vote percentage keeps on increasing. You i...

The West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) has released  provisional results for Candidates who sat for the 2020 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). According to the Council, the results will be dispatched to the various Schools through the Metropolitan/Municipal/District Education Directorates. Meanwhile, the results have been hosted online at www.waecgh.com for candidates who wish to access it at their own pace. After a presidential order for schools to be closed over the Corona virus in March this year,BECE candidates were asked to return to school to prepare for this year's exam.   417 Students had their results cancelled on subject basis  for bringing foreign materials into the exam halls. 44 Students also had their entire results cancelled for bringing mobile phones into the examination hall.  About 997 Students had their results withheld over alleged examination malpractices. Read the full statement below;