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The largest opposition party in the country held its Annual Delegates Congress over the weekend at the Fantasy Dome, inside the Accra Trade Fair Centre.

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Over 900 delegates gathered at the venue to elect national executives of the NDC ahead of the 2020 elections.

Mrs. De-Soso was one of many aspirants from the Volta region who lost out in the elections on Saturday.

Two other Volarians, Koko Anyidoho and Dan Abodapki also lost out in their bids to become General Secretary and National Organiser respectively.

Mrs. De-Soso believes that fact that “there is no Voltarian in the game” should come as a big worry for the NDC.

“Now there is no Voltarian in the game, all the Voltarians are out so let’s think about it. I will end here,” she told Joy FM following the declaration of the results.

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On her failure to become National Organiser, Mrs. De-Soso said he is nevertheless proud to have stood among men.

“There were few women against 23 men contesting for different positions…if that is what they [delegates] want so be it…I have made my name and I will continue to enjoy myself in the party,” she added.

The biggest winners from the Congress were Johnson Asiedu Nketia and Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo who were voted as General Secretary and National Chairman respectively.

Sammy Gyamfi was also elected Communications Director, with Kwaku Boahen and Ako Gunn emerging his deputies.