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  • Zango Forum celebrates Alhaji Naziru as the ‘Light of Zango Youth’

    Alhaji Naziru Seidu Mohammed, NDC Communicator

     

    The Ghana Zangos Forum has used the Eid period to celebrate Alhaji Naziru Seidu Mohammed.

    They described him as the light of inspiration and motivation in Zango partisan politics.

    “For the two decades, Alhaji Naziru Seidu Mohammed, have held the front light for Zango youth in political communications and diplomacy”, the group said in a press release. “His endurance and tenacity birthed interest and inspiration to many Zango youth to take up the challenge of becoming interested in politics.

    “Not only limited to the Zango youth, many communicators in the NDC today was once mentored or developed their passion for political communications through Alhaji Naziru.”

    The group further expressed confidence in the organisational leadership and managerial skills of Alhaji Naziru as remarkable and can serve in any national office.

    “Alhaji Naziru is well-made, self composed and has the qualities to represent Ghana in every capacity locally and internationally.

    ” Going through his resume; we were woowed to know his academic credentials and super-rich past working experience in both public and private capacities”, the statement noted.

    “Such a great resource he has been. It is of no doubt that, the Ghana Zango Forum, describe him as the ‘Light of Zango Youth’.”

     

    Read full statement:

    Ghana Zangos Forum

    Press Release:

    Hajj Naziru: the ‘Light of Zango Youth’

     

    In the sphere of political communications, there cannot be an equation to a persona that represent a political party nationally and internationally without personally mastering the act of discipline, self motivated, dedicated and being tactful. Aside, being personally resourceful both financially and intellectually.

     

    For the two decades, Alhaji Naziru Seidu Mohammed, have held the front light for Zango youth in political communications and diplomacy. His endurance and tenacity birthed interest and inspiration to many Zango youth to take up the challenge of becoming interested in politics.

     

    Not only limited to the Zango youth, many communicators in the NDC today was once mentored or developed their passion for political communications through Alhaji Naziru.

     

    Such a great resource he has been. It is of no doubt that, the Ghana Zango Forum, describe him as the ‘Light of Zango Youth’.

     

    We wish to congratulate Alhaji Naziru for his show of statemanship, strength, steadfastness and perseverance in the midst of all odds.

     

     

    Despite, his long dedicated service to the NDC, over 20 years of serving the NDC as a communicator, missing the position of National Deputy Communication Officer thrice by a slim margin to his opponent whom, hitherto, are financially well resourced, Alhaji Naziru never relented in his dedicated service to the NDC.

     

    This show of strength deeply motivate the Zango youth to emulate such tenacity and virtues in our political journey.

     

    Alhaji Naziru will always encourage anyone who calls on him for guidance and mentorship and admonish you the person to master the act of patience.

     

    We, however, plead to draw the attention of the leadership of the NDC and the H. E President John Mahama to, consider rewarding hard work and dedication.

     

    This will go a long way to send a strong message to we the youth of Ghana to be hopeful that; hard work and dedication pays.

     

    Alhaji Naziru is well-made, self composed and has the qualities to represent Ghana in every capacity locally and internationally.

     

    Going through his resume; we were woowed to know his academic credentials and super-rich past working experience in both public and private capacities.

     

    We acknowledge that, every fortune or misfortune in the life of a person by the Decree of Almighty of Allah, so as we pray that, our wishes come true.

     

    Signed

     

    National Coordinator

    Hajj Ibrahim Kowa

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    Adnan Adams

    PRO

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    Popo Zakaari

    Secretary

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  • NDC Supports Muslim Communities With Items During Ramadan

    NDC Supports Muslim Communities With Items During Ramadan

    The Okaikoi Central Constituency Executive Committee today joined the National Zango Caucus Team under the leadership of the Coordinator Alhaji Mohammed Cole Younger, on behalf of H.E. John Dramani Mahama to present provisions in support of Muslim Communities during this Holy Month of RAMADAN.

    The donation was presented through the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Osmanu Nuhu Sharubutu and the National Ahlu Sunna Leader, Sheikh Ummar Ibrahim.

    The presentation was done separately to the sheikh’s at their residence (New Fadama & Abeka) respectively.

    The delegation includes; Alhaji Yahya Kundow, Alhaji Naziru Mohammed, Alhaji Mohammed Ashka, Chairman Ibrahim Musah etc.

    Credit: Ibrahim Osumanu Samandulgu, OKAIKOI CENTRAL COMMUNICATION OFFICER

  • Muslims suffering in Ramadan under Bawumia’s economic hardship – Alhaji Naziru

    Muslims suffering in Ramadan under Bawumia’s economic hardship – Alhaji Naziru

    The National Zango Caucus of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has blamed the financial hardship resulting in the inability of some Muslims to observe the holy Ramadan month on Vice president Dr Mahamadu Bawumia.

    The caucus said it is disappointed in Bawumia– a practicing Muslim and the head of the country’s economic management team– has mismanaged the economy thereby imposing hardship on the average Muslim.

    Alhaji Mohammed Naziru, the National Communications Officer NDC Zango Caucus blamed the high inflation and rise in commodity prices on the free fall of the cedi which ought to have been managed well by Bawumia.

    “Much as they may be external causes to Ghana’s economic crisis, one can not runaway from the profligate and ostentatious lifestyle of the President and his appointees supervised by the first Muslim head of Ghana’s economic management team,” Naziru noted in a statement in which he chronicled the woes of the Muslim during Ramadan.

    “Interestingly, the prices of Oil, Sugar and Rice, (a basic necessity to feed the nation) has so much skyrocketed that an average Muslim dare not attempt to buy,” he added.

    This development, he stated, “is largly due to the weakness of the Ghana cedis against the major international trading currency(USD) under the watch of a Muslim head of economic management team.”

    Below is the statement from the NDC Zango Caucus

    The Woes of a Practicing Muslim under a Muslim Vice President- 2022 Ramadan.

    All too soon, the 2022 Ramadan season is hear with us and every Muslim practicing or not, knows the financial requirements to making a fasting sustainable.

    One of the major campaign messages of the NPP in the zangos has remained the fact that the NPP are the only political party to have a Muslim brother as a sitting vice President and automatic head of the economic management team, this campaign message was executed in Gurg style to let it stuck in the minds of our Zango people.

    The fact that Ghana’s economy is in tatters today is not a classified information since the Government itself has admitted the economy of Ghana is on life support.

    Much as they may be external causes to Ghana’s economic crisis, one can not runaway from the profligate and ostentatious lifestyle of the President and his appointees supervised by the first Muslim head of Ghana’s economic management team.

    This write up seeks only to elucidate the woes of a practicing Muslim under a Muslim head of economic management team and let the cheers fall where they may.

    First of all, the practicing Muslim in Ghana will for the first time since 1992 start the Ramadan fast with a delayed salary, courtesy the negligence of the economic managers making his/her home dry, thus, taking away the euphoria that greets the month of Ramadan and the excitement it brings.

    Under a Muslim head of economic management team, Muslims in Ghana are experiencing a cheater speed inflation to the extent that they have to pay more than 100% more for the same commodities they bought in 2016.

    Interestingly, the prices of Oil, Sugar and Rice, (a basic necessity to feed the nation) has so much skyrocketed that an average Muslim dare not attempt to buy. This is largly due to the weakness of the Ghana cedis against the major international trading currency(USD) under the watch of a Muslim head of economic management team, living the mostly poor Muslims vulnerable.

    Interestingly, Bawumia who is the head of economic management team is known for sharing tons of goodies to secure his bid to lead the NPP. Once again he will move into the Muslim communities with rice and other goodies without ignominy albeit in the form of support to our Muslim folks. But the question is, can the cedi be strong against the dollar if he continues to buy foreign rice? A question to the Muslim Vice President.

    We all witness the cries of our local rice farmers for lack of ready market for their harvest leading to post harvest loses and low returns on investments thus forcing the poor rice farmer out of business.

    In the face of all these glaring danger and in compliance with NPP’s own promise to boost local production, I challenge the vice president of the Republic of Ghana and the head of economic management team to ensure that all the goodies he intends to share as usual in the Muslim community should be “Made in Ghana”, so as to protect our local industry.

    Again, in a rather astonishing circumstances, the Muslim head of economic management team has decided in what can best be described as “target hitting” to introduce the killer E-levy at a time when the entire Muslim community- who’s economic activities are fueled largely with remittances from families abroad- and are looking forward to more remittances to undergo the Ramadan fast, celebrate Eid- fitr and probably pay for Hajj.

    In conclusion, it will certainly not be far fetched to say Muslims in Ghana may suffer more under the prevailing economic circumstances with a Muslim vice President and head of economic management team than they have suffered under a non Muslim head of the country’s economic management.

    I sympathise with all our Muslim brethren who are finding it difficult to fast as a result of no food and to others the high cost of commodities which has been bestowed on us by the Bawumia/Nana Addo Govt.

    We must therefore use this period of Ramadan to pray for Allah’s intervention in the affairs of Ghana.

    I wish all our Muslim brethren a happy Ramadan and I implore all those who have some extra food items to share with the poor.

    May Allah help us to overcome these hardships.

    Thank you

    Alhaji Mohammed Naziru

    Nat. Communications officer NDC Zango caucus

    Zib69@yahoo.com

    0244285223