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  • Abakah Reflects on True Leadership Amidst Party Growth

    Joseph Mensah Abakah, NDC Central Region Deputy Organiser

     

     

    In a midweek reflection, Joseph Mensah Abakah, Deputy Central Regional Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), emphasized that true leadership is rooted in service, loyalty, and grassroots commitment.

     

    “True leadership is not about titles, but about service,” he stated, highlighting the party’s strength lies in its branches and constituencies.

     

    Abakah reassured comrades of his dedication, keeping his doors open to address concerns and work collectively towards progress. He lauded hardworking branch and constituency executives, noting their resilience and sacrifice will yield results.

     

    “Our loyalty, resilience, and sacrifice are never in vain,” he said.

     

    Positioning himself as a facilitator and problem solver, Abakah affirmed his unwavering commitment to the party and its people, emphasizing the need for leaders who uplift the grassroots.

     

    “We need leaders who understand that when the grassroots rise, they also rise,” he stated, as the NDC continues to build towards a stronger future.

     

     

     

  • NDC Official Urges Grassroots Mobilization for 2026

    Joseph Mensah Abakah new year message

     

    Joseph Mensah Abakah, Deputy Central Regional Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has called on party supporters to rally behind the NDC’s vision for a better Ghana in 2026.

    In a New Year’s message, Abakah praised the party’s grassroots supporters for their loyalty, sacrifice, and resilience, describing them as the “true custodians” of the party’s collective vision.

    He emphasized the need for renewed energy, discipline, and unity among party members to drive inclusive growth and empower small traders, farmers, artisans, and youth.

    Abakah expressed confidence that together, the party can deepen grassroots empowerment and translate opportunities into tangible progress for Ghanaians.

    “Let 2026 be a year of action, unity, and results,” he said, urging party members to work towards building, protecting, and advancing the NDC’s ideals.

     

  • NDC Deputy Central Regional Organiser Joseph Mensah Abakah Lauded as Rising Force in Grassroots Leadership

    NDC Deputy Central Regional Organiser Joseph Mensah Abakah Lauded as Rising Force in Grassroots Leadership

    Joseph Mensah Abakah, the Deputy Central Regional Organiser, is steadily making his mark with quiet strength and remarkable dedication.

    His achievements within ADB are being celebrated not only as personal milestones, but also as victories shared by the entire ADB team, the Central Region, and Ghana at large.

    Widely admired for his strong connection to the grassroots, he is described as accessible, committed, and deeply in touch with the daily struggles and aspirations of ordinary party faithful.

    Supporters highlight his unwavering loyalty to the NDC’s base and his passion for uplifting the vulnerable, qualities that many say make him a beacon of hope for genuine grassroots transformation.

    Joseph’s rise reflects what discipline, humility, and service-focused leadership can accomplish.

    Today, he stands as a shining example of progress, potential, and purpose. His story continues to inspire the youth, the party, and the region he proudly represents.

  • ADB Promotes Joseph Abakah Major Market Account Executive Role

    Joseph Mensah Abakah, Head of Operations MSMEs and Retail Banking Central Zone

     

    By Adnan Adams Mohammed

     

    Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) has promoted Joseph Mensah Abakah the position of Major Market Account Executive for the Central Zone. In this new role, will oversee retail banking activities in the region, in addition to his existing responsibilities in MSMEs banking.

     

    Abakah Mensah’s promotion is a testament to his dedication and expertise in the banking industry. With a background in business accounting and human resources management, he has demonstrated a commitment to supporting micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) during his tenure at ADB.

     

    Prior to joining ADB, Abakah Mensah worked as a professional teacher and later served as the Municipal Director for the Awutu Senya East Municipal Assembly under the Youth Employment Agency. He holds a Post-Diploma (Bachelor’s Degree) in Psychological Foundation of Education from the University of Cape Coast and currently pursuing MA in HRM at University of Cape Coast

     

    Abakah Mensah’s career trajectory is an inspiring example of how education and determination can lead to success.

     

    In his new role, Abakah Mensah is expected to leverage his skills and experience to drive growth in the Central Zone, supporting both MSMEs and retail banking activities.

  • ADB’s MSMEs Coordinator promotes retail banking to patrons at Fetu Afahye 

    ADB’s MSMEs Coordinator interacting with a prospective customer

     

     

     

    Agricultural Development Bank’s (ADB) Coordinator in Charge of Micro Small Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), is currently leading a team to promote retail banking at the Fetu Afahye festival in Cape Coast.

     

    Joseph Mensah Abakah, has been drumming home the need for Ghanaian traders and businesses to do business with the ADB Plc Ghana for greater access to funding and other loan services.

     

    As part of the customer outreach, the MSMEs Coordinator educated patrons at this year’s Fetu festival on the range of retail banking products tailored to meet the financial needs of individuals, businesses, and organizations.

     

    Some of the key products include: Loans and Credit Facilities, Savings Accounts, Current Accounts, Fixed Deposits and Digital Banking Services.

     

    Mr Abakah, as part of his role, works closely with customers to understand their financial needs and provide tailored solutions to help them achieve their goals. He plays a crucial role in helping increase customer satisfaction, loyalty, and retention, ultimately driving business growth and profitability for the bank.

     

    “Any business person or petty trader can reach out to me anytime for personal consultation and advisory service to tailor their needs to a product and services ADB offers”, Mr Abakah intimated.

     

    Joseph Abakah can be reached through his dedicated contact on 0242313417.

     

     

  • ADB MSMEs Coordinator promoting saving culture among Ghanaians

     

    The Coordinator in Charge of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) at the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB), Mr. Joseph Mensah Abakah, has encouraged Ghanaians to cultivate the habit of saving with ADB for their future financial security.

     

    Speaking on behalf of the Managing Director of ADB, Mr. Edward Ato Sarpong, at the ongoing Central Expo 2025 at the Adisadel College Park in Cape Coast, Mr. Abakah highlighted that the bank has introduced a range of innovative financial services tailored to meet the diverse needs of customers.

     

    He emphasized that saving with ADB not only secures individual financial stability but also supports the growth of businesses, particularly among Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

     

    Mr. Abakah reaffirmed the bank’s commitment to deepening financial inclusion and strengthening its role in driving economic development across Ghana.

     

  • ADB MSMEs team storms Cape Coast on educational drive  

     

    By Adnan Adams

     

    The Agricultural Development Bank’s (ADB) senior officials stormed Cape Coast on an educational drive to increase its clientele base among the Micro Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) segment.

     

    The outreach team led by the Head of Operations (Coordinator) in Charge of MSMEs at ADB, Joseph M. Abakah, enlightened many patrons of this year’s Central Expo ongoing at Cape Coast.

     

    Among some relevant information on initiatives and policies of the Bank shared with the MSMEs business financing opportunities, management training and development and marketing linkages.

     

    Mr Abakah shared to the target market that, the bank has introduced measures to enhance credit access for MSMEs, including increased credit guarantee cover and customized financial products like credit cards for micro-enterprises.

     

    In terms of the training opportunities, he explained that, “Programs like the Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP) provide essential skills and knowledge for prospective entrepreneurs.”

  • From Classroom to Banking Hall: The Journey of Joseph M. Abakah

    By Adnan Adams Mohammed

    As he assumes a new role at Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) as Coordinator (Head of Operations) in Charge of MSMEs Banking, Joseph Mensah Abakah’s story is a testament to the power of education and determination.

    From his early days as classroom teacher in Junior Secondary School to his current role in the banking industry, Mr Abakah has demonstrated a commitment to learning and professional growth.

    Early Education

    Abakah’s educational journey began at University Junior Secondary School from 1992 to 1994. He then proceeded to Adisadel College for his secondary education, where he developed a strong foundation in business accounting from 1995 to 1997.

    Tertiary Education

    Abakah pursued higher education at the University of Cape Coast, College of Distance Education (CODE) where he earned a Diploma in Basic Education from 2013 to 2015 and later obtained a Post-Diploma (Bachelor’s Degree) in Psychological Foundation of Education from 2015 to 2017.

    Professional Career Opportunities

    After completing his education, Abakah worked as a professional teacher from 2005 to 2011. He then transitioned to the Youth Employment Agency, where he served as the Municipal Director for the Awutu Senya East Municipal Assembly.

    Current Role

    Abakah’s current role as the Coordinator in Charge of MSMEs Banking at Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC allows him to leverage his skills and experience in business accounting and human resources management to support micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).

    Future Plans

    Abakah is set to start his MA in Human Resources Management at the University of Cape Coast in the 2025/2026 sandwich session. This further demonstrates his commitment to continuous learning and professional development.

    Joseph Mensah Abakah’s journey from the classroom to the banking hall is an inspiring example of how education and determination can lead to success. His story highlights the importance of lifelong learning and the value of applying theoretical knowledge to real-world problems. As he continues to grow in his career, Abakah’s experiences and insights will undoubtedly benefit the MSMEs and the banking industry as a whole.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • From Classroom to Banking Hall: The Journey of Joseph M Abakah

    Joseph Mensah Abakah, Coordinator in Charge of MSMEs Banking at Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC

     

     

     

    By Adnan Adams Mohammed

     

    As he assumes a new role at Agricultural Development Bank (adb) as Coordinator (Head of Operations) in Charge of MSMEs Banking, Joseph Mensah Abakah’s story is a testament to the power of education and determination.

     

    From his early days as classroom teacher in Junior Secondary School to his current role in the banking industry, Mr Abakah has demonstrated a commitment to learning and professional growth.

     

    Early Education

     

    Abakah’s educational journey began at University Junior Secondary School from 1992 to 1994. He then proceeded to Adisadel College for his secondary education, where he developed a strong foundation in business accounting from 1995 to 1997.

     

    Tertiary Education

     

    Abakah pursued higher education at the University of Cape Coast, College of Distance Education (CODE) where he earned a Diploma in Basic Education from 2013 to 2015 and later obtained a Post-Diploma (Bachelor’s Degree) in Psychological Foundation of Education from 2015 to 2017.

     

    Professional Career Opportunities

     

    After completing his education, Abakah worked as a professional teacher from 2005 to 2011. He then transitioned to the Youth Employment Agency, where he served as the Municipal Director for the Awutu Senya East Municipal Assembly.

     

    Current Role

     

    Abakah’s current role as the Coordinator in Charge of MSMEs Banking at Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC allows him to leverage his skills and experience in business accounting and human resources management to support micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).

     

    Future Plans

     

    Abakah is set to start his MA in Human Resources Management at the University of Cape Coast in the 2025/2026 sandwich session. This further demonstrates his commitment to continuous learning and professional development.

     

    Joseph Mensah Abakah’s journey from the classroom to the banking hall is an inspiring example of how education and determination can lead to success. His story highlights the importance of lifelong learning and the value of applying theoretical knowledge to real-world problems. As he continues to grow in his career, Abakah’s experiences and insights will undoubtedly benefit the MSMEs and the banking industry as a whole.