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Amenfi Central: MP Joana Cudjoe to cover 2026 election costs for branch executives

by Yaa Amoakowaa Obeng
May 5, 2026
Amenfi Central: MP Joana Cudjoe to cover 2026 election costs for branch executives
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The Member of Parliament for Amenfi Central, Joana Gyan Cudjoe, has announced a financial support package for current branch executives in the constituency ahead of the party’s 2026 branch elections.

In a statement, the MP said the initiative is aimed at recognising the commitment of grassroots party officials and easing the financial burden associated with the internal electoral process.

“In recognition of your hard work, sacrifices, and unwavering commitment to the growth and success of our party, arrangements have been made to fully support your participation in the upcoming 2026 Branch Elections,” the statement said.

Under the arrangement, the MP’s office will cover the cost of online nomination filing forms for all eligible current branch executives, as well as pay the required membership dues necessary to qualify them for participation.

The statement added that the intervention is designed to support executives who have played key roles in advancing the party’s agenda within the constituency.

To ensure transparency and efficiency, all payments and online registration processes will be handled by the Constituency Elections Directorate under the supervision of the Constituency Executive Committee.

Further details, including timelines and operational guidelines, are expected to be communicated in due course to facilitate a smooth rollout of the programme.

The MP’s office also expressed appreciation to branch executives for their continued dedication and service to the party.

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