APC Sets 14TH and 15TH AUGUST, 2020 For Elections And Acclamations Of Regional Executives And National Delegates Conference.

APC Sets 14TH and 15TH AUGUST, 2020 For Elections And Acclamations Of Regional Executives And National Delegates Conference.

The National Executive Committee (NEC) of APC and Dr Hassan Ayariga Founder/ Leader of the All People's Congress (APC) wishes to inform all party members of the new dates for the REGIONAL ELECTIONS and the NATIONAL DELEGATES CONGRESS.

I wish to inform all party members that the Electoral Commission with the National Leadership of APC has agreed on the following dates for the Elections and Acclamation of our Executives.

REGIONAL EXECUTIVES ELECTIONS AND ACCLAMATION.

DATE: 14TH and 15TH AUGUST, 2020

The Director of Elections (Dr Serebour Quaicoe) has duely communicated to Regional offices of the Electoral Commission.

Acting Regional Chairmen should kindly contact the regional office of the Electoral Commission to cordially invite their officials to supervise and endorse elections and acclamation of Executive on the above schedule dates.

Our National Delegates Congress will be held on the *24th of August, 2020.*

Time: 10:00am

Venue: The under bridge

2a Justice Azu Crabbe St

East Legon

Any further arrangements will be communicated to all soon.

Thank you.

.....Signed....

Mordecai Thiombiano

General Secretary APC

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