NDC Primaries: New entrants who stole slots from under-incumbent candidates

The elections were held in 274 constituencies across the country, with 739 parliamentary aspirants taking part in the exercise.

The widely fierce contest saw incumbent candidates face a stiff race with new entrants who were hopeful of securing a slot of candidacy to represent their respective constituencies.

After long hours of exercise, the anxiety and adrenaline rush popping through aspirants, results have been collated and some incumbent candidates lost their bid to retain slots, giving the mantle to new entrants who beat them to it.

Here is a list of names of new entrants who are making their way to parliament

Eric Edem Agbana - Ketu North

Baba Abdulliah Sadiq - OkaiKoi Central

Maxwell Lukutor - South Tongu

Mustapha Tanko - Bia West

Charles Bawa Duah - Bongo

Prince Kojo Tabiri - Suhum

Edward Kofi Asamoah - Asante Akyem North

Frank Afriyie - Afadzato South

Atta Issah -Sanarigu

Charles Aseidu -Tano South

Dr. Titus Beyuo - Lambuissie Karni

Ebenezer Alumire Ndebilla - Zebilla

Abdul-Khaliq Mohammed Sherif - Nanton

Joana Gyan Cudjoe - Amenfi Central

Rev. Kwaku Addo - Ablekuma West

Efo Worlanyo Tsekpo - Hohoe

Lawrencia Dziwornu - Akwapem South

Dr. Thomas Winsum Anaba - Garu

Emmanuel Kwaku Boam - Pru East