Sunday, October 13, 2024

“Be Messengers with Good Moral Character,” NDC Communicators Charged

 

Kweku Arkoh Yehoah, Deputy C/R. Comms. Officer
The Deputy Central Regional Communications Officer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Comrade Emmanuel Kweku Arkoh Yeboah, has called on communication officers within Ekumfi Constituency to uphold moral integrity and professionalism in their roles. He emphasized that, exhibiting good moral character and being diligent would not only attract new members but also make the party more appealing thereby enhancing its chances of in the 2024 general elections.

Speaking at the inauguration of the 13-Member Communication Committee of the NDC in Ekumfi on Friday, October, 11, 2024, Comrade Kweku Arkoh noted that, the attitudes and actions of some as well as lack of active engagement had at times discouraged potential supporters. He urged officers to embrace their roles as messengers of the party with a high moral standard. “Be messengers with good moral character,” he stressed highlighting how vital this is in political engagement as that would have a positive impact on the party’s progress. He further advised communicators to give opportunities for other competent individuals to serve, emphasizing the benefits of a diverse and skilled team.

He also addressed the issue of inadequate logistics, which hampers effective communication. He urged party leadership and other stakeholders to offer words of encouragement and practical resources to enhance communication efforts. As a sign of his commitment, he donated a cash of Five Hundred Ghana Cedis (GH¢500.00) and announced that, his boss, Hon. Gabriella Tetteh, the Regional Communications Officer, would donate megaphones to augment communicators’ outreach efforts.

Kwesi Dawood, fmr C/R Comms. Officer
In a strategic discussion on the theme, “The Resetting Ghana Agenda; the Ekumfi Perspective,” Comrade Kwesi Dawood, former Regional Communications Officer, elaborated on key policies from the NDC’s 2024 manifesto. He urged communicators and “serial callers” alike to thoroughly understand these policies and present them effectively to the electorate. One of the interventions he highlighted was the “Formula 1-3-3,” which is part of the NDC’s 24-hour economy policy initiative aimed at driving economic growth by creating a three-shift system for businesses and public institutions, with each shift running for eight (8) hours.

Nii Commey Adams, C/R Secretary
Comrade Gabriel Nii Kommey Adams, the Central Regional Secretary, took the opportunity to remind the communication officers of essential qualities they must embody. He stressed the importance of confidence, understanding key issues, localizing messages, being respectful and decorous in one’s discourse, remaining humble and loyal to the party. He further encouraged them to educate voters and work towards retaining the Parliamentary seat by supporting Dr. Othniel Ekow Kwainoe while also securing a second term for His Excellency John Dramani Mahama as President.

Nana Araba Ahinfuwa III, Queen of Ekumfi Abor
Key dignitaries in attendance included, Nana Araba Ahinfuwa III, Queen of Ekumfi Abor, who urged communicators to engage in factual debates whenever they have the opportunity, Alhajj Joseph Antobam, Constituency Chairman, Ismaael Nana Asamoah, Vice Chairman, Edward Acquah Fayah, Secretary, Nimo-Acquaah, Deputy Secretary, Raymond Armah Moore, Organiser and Comrade Maxwell Adokoh, Youth Organiser and his Deputy, Nurideen Otoo, Abraham Aikins (Aikins 2), Chairman Ekow Forson. 

Kow Kakra Nketsia-Richardson, Comms. Officer
The inauguration was organized under the auspices of Comrade Kow Kakra Nketsia-Richardson, Constituency Communications Officer and his Deputy, Richard Bright Arthur.


By: Yusuf Ibrahim Dadzie

Saturday, September 14, 2024

JEA MILLS SHS Sees Road Reshaping and Resurfacing

JEA MILLS SHS Road 
The John Evans Atta-Mills Senior High School in Ekumfi Otuam of Ghana’s Central Region, has recently seen its access road receive a much-needed facelift, thanks to Hon. Dr. Othniel Ekow Kwainoe, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Parliamentary Candidate for Ekumfi Constituency. 

JEA Mills SHS; first E-Block built
Since the school’s establishment in 2015/2016, the road leading to JEA Mills has been in a poor state, marked by potholes and sections eroded by rain. Although the road remains untarred, it serves as the only route to the school. Its deplorable condition has often deterred students from attending classes especially during the rainy season, while the dust during the dry season has made breathing difficult.

Ariel View of JEA Mills SHS 
Dr. Kwainoe’s intervention to resurface and reshape the road forms part of his broader commitment to addressing the challenges faced by students and teachers. His efforts are aimed at improving accessibility and hopes to ultimately fix and tar the road, along with others across the Ekumfi Constituency.

Dr. Othniel Ekow Kwainoe 
He believes that, the road leading to a school built and named in honour of the late Prof. John Evans Atta-Mills, Ghana’s President from 2009-2012, should be in better condition and vowed to do everything within is power to maintain and enhance its standards.

Dr. Kwainoe is contesting the upcoming December 7, 2024 elections, seeking to win the Ekumfi Parliamentary seat.


By: Yusuf Ibrahim Dadzie

Wednesday, September 11, 2024

Ekow Kwainoe Prays Chiefs for Support and Prayers for Victory in 2024 Elections

Hon. Ekow Kwainoe addressing the meeting 
At a gathering held at his father’s palace in Essarkyir, Dr. Othniel Ekow Kwainoe, the NDC Parliamentary Candidate for Ekumfi Constituency, has sought the support and prayers of the Chiefs to secure victory in the upcoming December elections.

During his meeting with the Enoo Aboradze family at the palace of Nana Mutaku II, Omankrado of Essarkyir, key discussions focused on promoting peace, unity within the family and fostering progress and development in Essarkyir and Ekumfi Constituency at large.

Nana Essel VII, the Overlord of Essarkyir and his Clan head honoured the gathering with their presence. Nana Essel emphasised the importance of maintaining peace before, during and after the elections. He further stressed the need to vote for a God-fearing, respectful and determined candidate who is committed to transforming the fortunes of Ekumfi.

The joyous moment was climaxed with a heartfelt appeal from Dr. Kwainoe, requesting the chiefs for their prayers and support to secure an overwhelming victory for himself as Member of Parliament (MP) and His Excellency John Dramani Mahama as President.


By: Yusuf Ibrahim Dadzie

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