Full list of 79 NPP’s forming the minority in Ghana’s 9th Parliament

The December 7, 2024 parliamentary elections dealt a big blow to the New Patriotic Party (NPP), as the party lost most of its parliamentary seats.

Some top Members of Parliament (MP) from the NPP side sadly lost their seats.

Currently, the NPP has seventy-eight (78) seats to their name.

Although some seats are still in contention as final collation has not been done, that will not change the fortunes of the NPP should they win those. This means the NPP will be the minority group in the 9^th parliament.

The NPP’s Alexander Afenyo-Markin who pride himself as the majority leader in the 8^th parliament will return to the 9^th parliament as a minority leader.

Below is the list of NPP MPs who won their seats in the December 7, 2024 polls and their constituencies.

-1. Alexander Afenyo-Markin — Effutu

2. Dr. Kingsley Nyarko — Kwadaso
3. Dominic Nitiwul — Bimbilla
4. Habib Iddrisu — Tolon
5. Mohammed Amin Adam — Karaga
6. Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum — Bosomtwe
7. Patricia Appiagyei — Asokwa
8. Dr. Gideon Boako — Tano North
9. Collins Adomako Mensah — Afigya Kwabre North
10. Damata Appianimaa Salam — Afigya Kwabre South
11. Mavis Nkansah Boadu — Afigya Sekyere East
12. Kwame Anyimadu Antwi — Asante Akim Central
13. Ohene Kwame Frimpong — Asante Akim North
14. Kwaku Asante Boateng — Asante Akim South
15. Kofi Amankwa-Manu — Atwima Kwanwoma
16. Seth Osei Akoto — Atwima Mponua
17. Frank Yeboah — Atwima Nwabiagya North
18. Shirley Kyei — Atwima Nwabiagya South
19. Francis Asenso Boakye — Bantama
20. Ralph Poku-Adusei — Bekwai
21. Nana Asafo – Adjei Ayeh — Bosome Freho
22. Nana Ayew Afriyie — Effiduase Asokore
23. Kwabena Boateng — Ejisu
24. Andrew Amoako Asiamah — Fomena
25. Francis Owusu Akyaw — Juaben
26. Ernest Anim — Kumawu
27. Onyinah-Acheampong Gyamfi — Kwabre East
28. Kwaku Ampratwum Sarpong — Mampong
29. Akwasi Konadu — Manhyia North
30. Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah — Manhyia South
31. Yaw Addo Frempong — Manso Adubia
32. Tweneboa Kodua Fokuo — Manso Nkwanta
33. Stephen Amoah — Nhyiaeso
34. Adelaide Ntim — Nsuta Kwaman Beposo
35. Kwaku Kwarteng — Bekwai
36. Anthony Mmieh —Odotobri
37. Fred Kyei Asamoah — Offinso North
38. Michael Addo — Oforikrom
39. Vincent Ekwow Assafuah — Old Tafo
40. John Darko — Suame
41. Kofi Obiri Yeboah — Subin
42. Kwadwo Damoah — Jaman South
43. Joseph Mackay Kumah — Sene West
44. John Ntim Fordjour — Assin South
45. Lawrence Agyinsam — Hemang Lower Denkyira
46. Rudolf Amoako Gyampah — Upper Denkyira West
47. Bryan Acheampong — Abetifi
48. Charles Asuako Owiredu — Abirem
49. Nana Addo Frempong — Abuakwa North
50. Kingsley Agyemang — Abuakwa South
51. Kofi Ahenkorah Marfo — Achiase
52. Alexander Acquah — Akim Oda
53. Kennedy Osei Nyarko — Akim Swedru
54. Samuel Awuku — Akropong
55. George Aboagye — Asene Akroso Manso
56. Abena Osei Asare — Atiwa East
57. Laurette Asante — Atiwa West
58. Ida Asiedu — Ayensuano
59. Duke Ofori-Atta — Fanteakwa South
60. Alexander Agyare — Kade
61. Simon Tetteh — Lower Manya Krobo
62. Davis Ansah Opoku — Mpraeso
63. Nana Osei-Adjei — New Juaben North
64. Michael Okyere Baafi — New Juaben South
65. Joseph Frempong — Nkawkaw
66. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah — Ofoase Ayirebi
67. Daniel Addo Kenneth — Okere
68. Emmanuel Tobbin — Anyaa Sowutuom
69. Gloria Owusu — Trobu
70. Jerry Ahmed Shaibu — Weija Gbawe
71. Matthew Nyindam — Kpandai
72. Mumuni Mohammed — Nalerigu Gambaga
73. Alhassan Tampuli — Gushiegu
74. Mahama Tiah Abdul-Kabiru — Walewale
75. Samuel Jinapor — Damongo
76. Isaac Boamah — Effia
77. Kwabena Okyere Darko Mensah — Takoradi
78. Frederick Addy — Suaman
79. Mustapha Ussif — Yagaba Kubori