In Pictures
The campaign as it happens today, then the record behind it — from polling stations in Ablekuma West to Cabinet at Jubilee House.
Happening now
These photos and videos are from the campaign as it is happening right now — community meetings, training sessions and conversations with members across Ablekuma West. Everything further down this page is the record that brought Kow here.
Every electoral area
Kow is going area by area, street by street. If you want him at a meeting in your community, tell us.
Get in touch →Kow signed an agreement to train the first batch of the Licence to Earn initiative in Ablekuma West — classroom sessions that put residents on the road to a driving licence and a living.
A packed hall of party members and elders — Kow working the room, listening first, then laying out his plans for Ablekuma West.
An evening with party members and residents in Mpoase: speeches, questions from the floor and a lot of handshakes.
After dark, the chairs fill up. Neighbours come out to hear Kow and to put their questions to him directly.
On the ground in the constituency — polling station work, election training, campaign walks and direct support for party members and residents.
A decade of national campaign work for the New Patriotic Party — new media, rallies, e-Dialogue and the Party's legal and constitutional committees.
Eight years at the President's side as Legal Counsel and Acting Secretary to the President, and a member of Cabinet.
Building and running the Party's digital voice — campaign social media, communicator training and the ground game across three general elections.
Westminster, BPP, Lincoln's Inn, Cornell, the Ghana School of Law, Oxford and Harvard.
Admitted in England & Wales, New York and Ghana. Notary Public of the Supreme Court of Ghana. Lecturer in Constitutional Law at GIMPA.
Grand Medal of Ghana, WEF Young Global Leader, ICSID Panel of Arbitrators, and Vice President of the Association of European Attorneys.
Every conversation, every knock on a door, every share brings us closer.
Join the movement →