Geotrexx Consortium Projects Decisive Leads for John Boadu and Justin Kodua Ahead of NPP National Elections

Independent research group Geotrexx Consortium has released its final electoral intelligence index ahead of Saturday's New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Annual Delegates Conference at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi. The comprehensive multi-variable forecast projects clear victories in seven portfolios, including a 46.0% lead for John Boadu in the chairmanship race and an overwhelming 64.7% supermajority for incumbent General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong, while flagging the National Treasurer race as the primary volatile battleground.

BY ORPHEUS GRANT-ESSILFIE

Electoral research group Geotrexx Consortium has published its definitive pre-election poll projections ahead of the New Patriotic Party's National Annual Delegates Conference scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2026, at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi.

The comprehensive research dossier, titled the Geotrexx Index NPP National Executives Election Index 2026, is based on a scientific sample of 1,500 accredited delegates polled across all 16 administrative regions of Ghana. The study utilizes a multi-variable methodology weighted across three core pillars: 50% primary field polling, 30% verified executive and parliamentary endorsements, and 20% qualitative ground sentiment analysis. The poll carries a statistical margin of error of ±2.5% at a 95% confidence level.

According to the master forecast matrix, frontrunners have established decisive advantages in seven out of the nine contested national portfolios, with one portfolio decided unopposed and only the National Treasurer race remaining within close contention.

Key Race Projections

National Chairperson: Former General Secretary John Boadu (JB) leads the four-candidate contest with 46.0% of the projected vote share, establishing a +14.4% cushion over former Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko Kyeremateng at 31.6%. Former National Chairman Paul Afoko trails with 10.7%, while Sammy Crabbe registers 3.7%, with 8.0% of delegates undecided.
General Secretary: Incumbent Justin Kodua Frimpong (JFK) commands an unassailable 64.7% supermajority, backed by heavy constituency support and an endorsement alignment spanning 12 of the 16 Regional Chairmen. Sylvester Tetteh places second at 13.9%, followed by Eugene Boakye Antwi at 10.4% and Charles Dwamena at 5.0%.
National Organiser: Former Greater Accra Minister Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover dominates the seven-candidate field with 48.6%, holding a comfortable +31.4% margin over former Dormaa West MP Ali Maiga Halidu at 17.2%.
National Treasurer: Marked as the closest race in the dossier, Alfred Kojo Thompson holds a narrow lead with 34.2% against Director of Finance and Administration Collins Nuamah at 26.5%, representing a +7.7% margin. The forecast notes high volatility in this portfolio, indicating that a dip in voter turnout could push the outcome into a virtual toss-up.
National Vice Chairpersons: In the 13-candidate scramble for three executive seats, outgoing National Youth Organiser Henry Nana Boakye (Nana B) leads decisively with 35.1% to secure the 1st Vice Chair position. NPA boss Mustapha Abdul-Hamid (18.5%) and STC Managing Director Nana Akomea (17.6%) are projected to take the 2nd and 3rd Vice Chair slots, narrowly holding off Kojo Fosu Boadu at 15.8%.