Clement Opoku Gyamfi Esq. Gains Patrick Mensah Nartey’s Endorsement Ahead of NPP National Elections
Clement Opoku Gyamfi Esq., popularly known as CID, has received an endorsement from fellow New Patriotic Party (NPP) member Patrick Mensah Nartey (PMN) as he campaigns to become the party’s next National Youth Organizer.
The NPP’s national elections are scheduled for 3rd October 2026, with several aspirants seeking various leadership positions within the party.
Clement Opoku Gyamfi Esq., a lawyer and NPP member, is among those seeking the mandate to lead the party’s youth wing. His campaign has continued to generate attention as he engages party members and delegates ahead of the elections.
Adding his voice to the campaign, Patrick Mensah Nartey, popularly known as PMN, publicly expressed his support for the lawyer in a Facebook post.
PMN wrote:
“A New Energy, A New Direction
Obiaa Nsa Womu, Fa Wo Ho Hyɛ Mu ”
The endorsement has added momentum to the campaign and highlights the growing discussions surrounding the future leadership of the NPP youth wing.
The position of National Youth Organizer is an important one within the party, particularly because of the role the youth play in grassroots mobilization, political communication and building the party’s future leadership.
As the 3rd October 2026 election approaches, aspirants will be expected to present their visions and programmes to delegates while seeking support across the party’s structures.
For Clement Opoku Gyamfi Esq., the endorsement from PMN marks another notable development in his bid to secure the position. His supporters will be hoping that his experience as a lawyer, combined with his vision for the youth, will resonate with delegates when they go to the polls.
The NPP national elections are expected to be closely watched as the party prepares to select leaders who will help shape its direction and organizational activities in the coming years.
Stay tuned to Pedawan.com for more updates on the NPP National Elections and the various candidates contesting for national position.
Credit: Pedawan
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