The All People’s Congress (APC) has officially declared a new set of district and constituency executive officers following its internal elections conducted on October 11 and October 18, 2026, with the party’s Internal Elections Management Committee (IEMC) releasing results covering several districts and constituencies across Sierra Leone.
The declarations, signed by Haji Hassan Kamara Esq., National Coordinator and National Returning Officer of the APC-IEMC, identify candidates who obtained the highest number of valid votes cast in the respective contests and those declared elected unopposed.
The results cover Kono, Koinadugu, Port Loko, Tonkolili and Western Area Rural, with the October 11 rerun elections addressing constituency executive positions in Western Area Rural, Port Loko, Koinadugu and Tonkolili, while the October 18 results cover district executive positions across the listed districts.
In its official declaration dated October 20, the IEMC stated that the district elections were conducted pursuant to the APC Constitution of 2022 and the committee’s approved Elections Rules and Regulations. The committee also said the elections followed ward rerun executive elections conducted on May 24, 2026.
The separate constituency rerun declaration, issued on October 17, states that its results supersede any other results for the constituencies covered by that exercise.
Kono District Results Include Ibrahim B. Bangura As District Veteran Leader
In Kono District, Ibrahim B. Bangura was declared the winner of the District Veteran Leader position with 101 votes, according to the October 18 district executive results. He defeated Abdul M. Kaka Kamara, who received 57 votes.
Other notable winners in Kono include Saif Mattia as District Chairman with 98 votes and Rev. Fengai Edward Saidu Nyandeh as District Deputy Chairman with 108 votes. Mohom Tamba Wusu was declared District Organizing Secretary with 118 votes, while Agnes Nyomba Morsay won the District Treasurer position with 112 votes.
Tamba Amos Komba was declared District Public Relations Officer with 111 votes, while Amara Conteh won the Deputy Public Relations Officer position with 111 votes. Sia Alice Tutu emerged as District Women’s Leader with 112 votes, and Kumba Gibrilla won the Deputy District Women’s Leader position with 116 votes.
Francis Kai Gbondo won the District Ex-Officio 1 position with 98 votes, while Kenson Sessay was declared the winner of District Ex-Officio 2 with 98 votes.
The results also named Fatmata M. Antar as District Young Congress Leader with 100 votes, Tamba Wuseni as District Deputy Young Congress Leader with 125 votes, and Abu B. Silah as District Secretary with 94 votes.
Koinadugu Results Show Several Unopposed Winners
In Koinadugu District, the October 18 results recorded several candidates as winners without opposition. Mohamed Jimmy Marah was declared District Chairman with 55 votes, while Saio Sesay won the District Deputy Chairman position with 54 votes.
Mohamed Lamin Sheriff was declared District Secretary with 55 votes, and Yapo Sesay won the Deputy District Secretary position with 56 votes. Mohamed Ibrahim Jaloh was listed as the winner of District Organizing Secretary with 55 votes.
Hassan Kamara won the District Treasurer position with 55 votes, while Ramatu Sajor Jalloh was declared Deputy District Treasurer with 56 votes. Abdul Karim Koroma won the District Public Relations Officer position with 52 votes, and Sorie Sinkotore Sesay was declared Deputy Public Relations Officer with 54 votes.
Marie Conteh emerged as District Women’s Leader with 55 votes, while Fatmata Nicholas Kamara won the Deputy Women’s Leader position with 53 votes. Lansana Gibateh was declared District Veteran Leader with 55 votes, and Sallu Koroma won the Deputy Veteran Leader position in an uncontested contest.
The results also recorded unopposed victories for several other positions, including District Ex-Officio 1 and District Ex-Officio 2, reflecting the committee’s designation of candidates as elected without opposition.
Port Loko Records Competitive Contests Across Executive Positions
Port Loko District recorded competitive contests for several executive positions in the October 18 elections.
Alie Sumah was declared District Chairman with 71 votes, defeating Mohamed Gbondoh Sesay, who received 66 votes. Alimamy Sontigie Kamara won District Deputy Chairman with 113 votes, while Ishmael Kanu secured the District Secretary position with 162 votes.
Alie Brima Kamara was declared District Deputy Secretary with 83 votes, and Mohamed Sallieu Sawaineh won District Organizing Secretary with 62 votes. Philip Kargbo was declared District Deputy Organizing Secretary with 72 votes.
Bai Marrah Kamara won District Treasurer with 93 votes, while Ruth Rukoh Sesay was declared Deputy District Treasurer with 127 votes. Mohamed Sylvanus Kamara won the District Public Relations Officer position with 81 votes, and Abu Ahmed Bangura secured the Deputy Public Relations Officer position with 78 votes.
For the women’s leadership positions, Salamatou Mansaray was declared District Women’s Leader with 84 votes, while Memunatu Kabia won Deputy District Women’s Leader with 62 votes. Khadiatu Bassie was declared District Veteran Leader with 137 votes, and Ismail Konko Kamara won Deputy District Veteran Leader with 67 votes.
The results further named Aminata M.S. Kamara as winner of District Ex-Officio 1 with 69 votes, and Ibrahim Bundu as winner of District Ex-Officio 2 with 108 votes.
The District Young Congress leadership contests also produced winners, including Saliieu Fonah, who was declared District Young Congress Leader with 141 votes, and Alimamy G. Conteh, who won the Deputy Young Congress Leader position with 148 votes.
Tonkolili And Western Area Rural Results
In Tonkolili District, the October 18 results declared Ibrahim Prince Tholley District Chairman with 116 votes. Daniel Amadu Bangura won Deputy District Chairman with 119 votes, while Samuel Amadu Gbla was declared District Deputy Organizing Secretary with 144 votes.
The results also listed several candidates as unopposed winners, including Mohamed Clarkson Conteh as District Deputy Organizing Secretary, Alhaji Sheik Sallieu Koroma as District Deputy Secretary, and Joseph Saidu Sesay as District Organizing Secretary.
In Western Area Rural, Abu Bakar Fofanah was declared District Chairman with 146 votes, while Augustine Lamin Sesay won District Secretary with an unopposed result. Mohamed Kabia was declared District Deputy Secretary with 91 votes, and Ahmed Janneh won District Organizing Secretary in an unopposed contest.
Other declared winners included Osman Tolo Turay as District Organizing Secretary, Salamatou Usman Koroma as District Treasurer with 98 votes, and Sheikh Imam Kamara as District Deputy Public Relations Officer with 111 votes.
The results also named Mariam Kargbo as District Women’s Leader with 114 votes and Christiania Koroma as Deputy District Women’s Leader with 35 votes. Cornelius Deveux was declared the winner of District Ex-Officio 1 with 91 votes, while Madusu Kamara won District Ex-Officio 2 with 79 votes.