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  • Hamza Alhassan: The new voice of unity for Central Region zongos

    Hamza Alhassan: The new voice of unity for Central Region zongos

    As the National Democratic Congress (NDC) prepares for its crucial internal elections, grassroots activist Hamza Alhassan has officially declared his candidacy for the Central Region Zongo Caucus Coordinator position.

     

    ​Running under the banner #TheVoiceOfZongo, Alhassan’s campaign launch has sent waves of enthusiasm through the region’s Zongo communities, promising a new era of robust mobilization, inclusivity, and political empowerment.

     

    In a social media post to declare his intention of contest, Alhassan emphasized that his bid is driven by a deep-seated commitment to elevate the voices of marginalized communities and secure a decisive victory for the NDC.

     

    ​”The heartbeat of our Zongo communities is unity, progress, and empowerment,” Alhassan told the cheering crowd. “Today, we have the opportunity to entrust that vision to leadership that embodies true dedication and service. My commitment to strengthening the Zongo Caucus is rooted in ensuring that every single community member feels represented, valued, and empowered.”

     

    ​A Proven Bridge-Builder

    ​Alhassan’s track record in grassroots mobilization and community advocacy has already earned him significant endorsements across the region. Supporters describe him as a strategic unifier capable of bridging gaps between diverse demographics within the Zongos.

    ​Alhassan outlined the core pillars of his vision, promising to transform the caucus into a powerhouse for the party’s regional agenda.

    ​”By voting for me, you are choosing a coordinator who will unite our communities through continuous dialogue and collaboration,” Alhassan stated. “We will strengthen the NDC by making the Zongo Caucus a vibrant force for victory. We cannot afford complacency; we need structures that work day and night.”

     

    ​Delegates React with Enthusiasm

    ​The declaration has been met with widespread optimism from local delegates, who view Alhassan as the fresh energy needed to revitalize the caucus.

    ​”Hamza has consistently shown that he is a bridge-builder, a voice for the marginalized, and a champion of inclusivity,” said a prominent youth delegate from Cape Coast after the declaration. “From grassroots mobilization to community advocacy, he has been with us on the ground. He is the right man for the job.”

    ​Another constituency executive added, “The Central Region Zongos need a coordinator who understands our unique challenges and can translate that into political strength for the NDC. Hamza’s message of unity is exactly what we need right now.”

    ​As the campaign intensifies, political analysts predict that the race for the Central Region Zongo Caucus leadership will be highly competitive, with Alhassan’s message of inclusivity and structured mobilization positioning him as a formidable frontrunner.

  • NDC Cracks Down on Discipline: Central Regional Chair Issues Warning Over Awutu Senya East Saga  ​

    NDC Cracks Down on Discipline: Central Regional Chair Issues Warning Over Awutu Senya East Saga ​

    The  National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Central Region has drawn a hard line on internal discipline, issuing a stern warning to its rank and file against making reckless comments regarding the ongoing controversies in the Awutu Senya East constituency.

     

    ​In an official cautionary directive released on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, the NDC Central Regional Chairman, Nana Dr. Richard Kofi Asiedu, made it clear that the party will no longer tolerate public utterances that damage its brand or target its parliamentary representatives.

     

    ​Strict Gag Order on Public Disrepute

     

    ​The directive follows escalating tensions and public commentary surrounding the Awutu Senya East saga. Effective immediately, the party leadership has banned all members, executives, and communicators from engaging in media commentary that could undermine the party’s image.

     

    ​”Henceforth, any person who, through reckless, malicious, defamatory or inflammatory statements or conduct, seeks to bring the National Democratic Congress (NDC), and Member of Parliament for Awutu Senya East into disrepute, ridicule or public contempt on radio, television, social media or any other public platform shall be deemed to have committed a serious breach of Party discipline,” Nana Dr. Richard Kofi Asiedu warned in the statement.

     

    ​The leadership emphasized that the restriction spans across all media spectrums, specifically highlighting social media, radio, and television as areas where decorum must be strictly maintained.

     

    ​Swift Sanctions Await Offenders

     

    ​The regional secretariat has signaled that it is ready to enforce compliance with a heavy hand. According to the leadership, any breach of this directive will be met with immediate administrative consequences rather than standard internal diplomacy.

     

    ​”Such conduct will attract swift and uncompromising disciplinary action,” the statement noted. “Offenders shall be referred to the appropriate Party Disciplinary Committee for investigation and the imposition of sanctions in accordance with the Constitution and regulations of the National Democratic Congress.”

     

    ​Eye on the Electoral Prize

     

    ​With the political climate intensifying, the regional leadership believes that internal bickering and media wars only serve to diminish the NDC’s chances at the polls. The directive underscores a broader effort to consolidate party unity and present a cohesive front to the electorate.

     

    ​”The Office of the Regional Chairman will neither condone nor tolerate any act that undermines the unity, credibility, authority or electoral fortunes of the Party,” the Chairman stated. “All members are therefore directed to uphold the highest standards of discipline, responsibility and decorum in protecting the image and integrity of the National Democratic Congress.”

     

    ​Party insiders suggest that this move is a necessary intervention to stabilize the constituency and protect the standing of the sitting Member of Parliament as the political season progresses.

  • NDC Chair stands firm to fight malinformation amid Awutu Senya East standoff  …file GH¢10mn defamation lawsuit against Obaatanpa Radio

    NDC Chair stands firm to fight malinformation amid Awutu Senya East standoff …file GH¢10mn defamation lawsuit against Obaatanpa Radio

    By Adnan Adams Mohammed 

     

    The political landscape in the Awutu Senya East Constituency has reached a boiling point following a fiery standoff between regional leadership of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and Kasoa-based private media outlet, Obaatanpa Radio.

    The friction culminated in a staggering GH¢10 million defamation lawsuit slapped against the station by the NDC Central Regional Chairman, Dr. Richard Asiedu. The legal action follows accusations that the station’s morning show host repeatedly broadcasted false and malicious claims targeting his leadership and intentionally fueling internal party factions.

     

    The controversy erupted during a recent broadcast of the station’s morning political program, Ghana Nkosuo, hosted by Kofi Kyei Baffuor. During the show, Baffuor explicitly criticized Dr. Asiedu, blaming him directly for failing to manage rising divisions and bitter infighting among rival NDC factions within the Awutu Senya East enclave.

    The commentary, which subsequently circulated heavily on TikTok, drew swift condemnation from party executives who described it as a coordinated attempt to destabilize the party’s regional unity.

    Dr. Asiedu firmly rejected the broadcasted narrative, characterizing it as a deliberate campaign of malinformation. Speaking out on the matter, the Regional Chairman clarified his intentions:

    “I travelled all the way from Cape Coast to Kasoa only to seek healthy discussions over the station’s persistent, false reportage about the NDC in the Awutu Senya East Constituency. We cannot sit by and allow deliberate malinformation to destroy the fabric of our party unity.”

    The Standoff and Conflicting Accounts

    The dispute escalated physically when Dr. Asiedu, accompanied by the Awutu Senya East Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Seth Sabah Serwonoo-Banini, and local party supporters, visited the Obaatanpa Radio premises to confront the management.

    Station producer Bernard Mireku Nyanpong alleged that the encounter turned hostile, claiming that the NDC delegation aggressively confronted staff, locked up the station, and forced them off the air for nearly three hours. Nyanpong has since filed an official complaint with the Central East Regional Police Command.

    However, Dr. Asiedu vehemently denied any allegations of physical assault or unlawful closure, attributing the escalation purely to the hostile demeanor of the station’s staff.

    “I am not an MCE to close down a radio station, so it’s not true that we locked it up,” Dr. Asiedu stated defensively in a media interview. “We went there for accountability, but we were met with extreme hostility.”

    Clearing the Air on “Misunderstandings”

    Supporters of the Regional Chairman maintain that the incident is being heavily twisted by political opponents to paint the NDC leadership as anti-press. They insist that standing firm against broadcasted falsehoods is a legitimate defense of political integrity, not an attack on media freedom.

    With a GH¢10 million suit now active in the High Court, Dr. Asiedu has signaled that he prefers to let the judiciary handle the “Awutu Senya East misunderstanding” rather than allowing media-driven narratives to dictate party dynamics.

    Local authorities have urged calm among party faithful and media workers in Kasoa as police continue their independent investigations into the physical altercation at the station premises.

     

  • NDC group endorses Gabriella Tetteh as the visionary choice for Central Regional vice chairperson

    NDC group endorses Gabriella Tetteh as the visionary choice for Central Regional vice chairperson

    As the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Central Region gears up for its next chapter of internal restructuring and leadership election, a powerful endorsement has come from the party’s ideological base.

    The Gallant Cadres of the NDC have thrown their weight behind Gabriella Tetteh, describing her as the definitive choice to inspire hope, unity, and confidence across the region.

    In a strongly worded statement, the cadre front highlighted Tetteh, the current Central Regional Communication Officer, as the face of a new wave of purposeful, people-centered leadership required to steer the party toward major electoral milestones.

    Grassroots Mobilization and Inclusiveness

    According to the statement issued by the Cadres, Tetteh’s proven commitment to grassroots mobilization and organizational development uniquely positions her as a credible contender for the Central Regional Vice Chairperson slot.

    The group emphasized her unique capacity to bridge the gap between various party organs and demographics, making her a unifying figure for the upcoming political tasks.

    “With her deep understanding of the political landscape and her ability to connect with delegates, branch executives, women, and the youth across the region, Gabriella Tetteh stands as a symbol of dedication, inclusiveness, and progress,” the Cadres noted.

     

    Key Pillars of the Visionary Agenda

    The Gallant Cadres outlined that Tetteh’s political philosophy aligns perfectly with the core principles of the NDC, which focus on strengthening the party from its foundational roots. Her vision centers on several structural advancements for the region:

    ● Empowering the Base: Deepening the party’s strength at the branch level and ensuring that loyal grassroots operatives are adequately recognized and rewarded.

    ● Fostering Absolute Unity: Rebuilding a cohesive front capable of dismantling opposing political forces in the region.

    ● Instilling Party Discipline: Promoting strict adherence to party discipline while maintaining an accessible leadership structure that listens to the concerns of ordinary members.

    A Call for Decisive Leadership

    The statement concluded with a passionate appeal to delegates and stakeholders within the Central Region to prioritize competence, humility, and a proven winning spirit when choosing the next regional executives.

    The Cadres expressed absolute confidence that Tetteh possesses the courage and strategic foresight needed to reposition the Central Region into an impenetrable stronghold for the NDC.

    “The Central Region deserves a leader with courage, humility, competence, and a winning spirit. Gabriella Tetteh is that leader,” the statement affirmed, rallying behind the campaign mantra: Gabriella Tetteh—Leadership, Unity, Progress!

     

  • Prioritize credible branch elections for 2028 victory – Joseph Abakah urges NDC leadership

    Prioritize credible branch elections for 2028 victory – Joseph Abakah urges NDC leadership

    The Central Regional Deputy Organizer and aspiring Central Regional Organizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Cde. Joseph Mensah Abakah, has strongly admonished the party’s leadership to ensure seamless and transparent branch elections, describing them as the bedrock of the NDC’s electoral resurgence.

    Popularly known as “Commander 1,” Cde. Abakah stated that the integrity of the upcoming internal polls will directly shape the party’s capacity to secure a decisive victory in the 2028 general elections.

    “The branch elections will determine the exhilaration of victory the party is yearning to achieve in the 2028 elections,” Abakah stated. “Electing the right leaders with unblemished electoral fairness will go a long way to give the party a solid, resounding victory in the 2028 general elections.”

     

    A Warning Against Manipulation

    The regional organizer aspirant further cautioned that the election process must be insulated from manipulation and partisan interference. He warned that any attempts to skew outcomes would undermine the party’s momentum and create unnecessary internal friction.

    “The elections should be free and fair, devoid of political manipulation to favor certain candidates. Such politically uncalculated moves will have severe consequences on our forward march toward the 2028 general elections,” Abakah emphasized.

    A Call for Decorum and Unity

    In a clarion call to party faithful and aspirants, Commander 1 urged delegates and candidates to jettison divisive rhetoric and conduct their campaigns with strict decorum. He stressed that internal discord only weakens the NDC while inadvertently emboldening the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP).

    ● Eschew Backbiting: Candidates must avoid politics of pulling others down and destructive personal attacks.

    ● Maintain Focus: Internal campaigns must remain civil, keeping the focus on the main political opposition rather than fellow party members.

    ● Protect Party Unity: Attacking opponents with invectives, he warned, would only invite a “bad omen” for the party’s future fortunes.

    “Campaigns should be handled with decorum because the NPP is the target, not the NDC,” he reiterated.

    Crucial Crossroads for the NDC

    Cde. Abakah’s intervention comes at a critical juncture as the NDC begins groundwork for its nationwide branch-level restructuring. With party faithful closely watching, the upcoming branch elections will serve as a litmus test for whether the NDC can achieve the unity, fairness, and strategic foresight required to capture power in 2028.

     

  • NDC Central Regional Treasurer race: Isaac Philip Abbey pledges tested financial stewardship to secure victory

    NDC Central Regional Treasurer race: Isaac Philip Abbey pledges tested financial stewardship to secure victory

    By Adnan Adams Mohammed

     

    As the National Democratic Congress (NDC) prepares to anchor its structures for the upcoming electoral challenges, the race for the Central Regional executive positions is intensifying. Striking a chord of stability and institutional strength, frontline contender Isaac Philip Abbey has officially outdoored his campaign blueprint, positioning himself as the definitive choice for Central Regional Treasurer.

    Running under the resonant campaign mantra, “Elevate Experience. Maintain Competence. Retain Results,” Mr. Abbey’s bid has injected a wave of optimism among party delegates who are increasingly demanding structured financial management over political experimentation.

    Addressing the pressing needs of the party’s regional architecture, campaign insiders emphasize that the Central Region requires steady, tested stewardship rather than operational trial-and-error at this critical juncture in the political calendar.

    “Central Region deserves stewardship, not experiments,” a statement from the campaign noted. “Isaac Philip Abbey brings tested financial discipline, transparent accountability, and a proven record of managing resources that deliver. He is not learning on the job; he is leading with experience.”

     

    A core pillar of Mr. Abbey’s message to the delegates is his track record of tangible output. While the political landscape is often filled with lofty campaign promises, stakeholders point to his established background as evidence of a leader who has consistently translated administrative plans into functional results.

    If given the mandate as regional treasurer, Mr. Abbey has pledged a robust financial overhaul focused on three main pillars:

    ● Securing Party Funds: Implementing strict internal controls and modern auditing principles to ensure every cedi raised is tracked and utilized efficiently.

    ● Sustainable Project Funding: Creating reliable revenue streams to ensure constituency initiatives and regional welfare projects never ground to a halt due to budgetary constraints.

    ● Grassroots Empowerment: Strengthening the party machinery at the branch and constituency levels by ensuring resources are decentralized and disbursed equitably ahead of major campaigns.

    With electoral stakes higher than ever, political analysts in the region agree that the treasury office will be the engine room of the NDC’s mobilization efforts. Mr. Abbey’s supporters remain confident that his mix of institutional competence and level-headed resource management makes him uniquely qualified to build a financial foundation capable of winning the region.

    As delegates assess the aspirants, the message from the Abbey camp remains resolute: to secure a treasury that works and to build a region that wins, the experienced hand must be maintained.

     

  • The Two Faces of Central Region’s New Political Shift: Commander 1 and Gabriella Tetteh eye regional NDC leadership

    The Two Faces of Central Region’s New Political Shift: Commander 1 and Gabriella Tetteh eye regional NDC leadership

    By Adnan Adams Mohammed

    Following the historic outcomes of the 2024 general elections, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Central Region is undergoing a significant strategic repositioning.

    As the party recalibrates its regional executive committee to lock in its gains and mount a formidable machinery for the tasks ahead, two prominent frontrunners have emerged as the vanguard of this new political shift: Comrade Joseph Mensah Abakah, popularly known as “Commander 1,” and communication powerhouse Gabriella Tetteh.

    The dual emergence of these structural heavyweights has energized party delegates, signaling a transition toward a leadership style heavily anchored on proven grassroots execution, inclusive bridge-building, and operational integrity.

    Commander 1: The strategic blueprint of the grassroots

    In the race for the crucial position of Regional Organizer, Cde. Joseph Mensah Abakah (Commander 1) enters the contest backed by an undeniable portfolio of electoral results. For party insiders, his name is synonymous with the field coordination that powered the NDC’s dramatic turnaround in the region during the 2024 cycle.

    Political analysts point to the remarkable statistical leap under his mobilization footprint: driving the party’s performance from a previous baseline of just 4 presidential constituencies up to an unprecedented 21, alongside securing a dominant 18 parliamentary seats across the Central Region.

    “Commander 1 has proven himself as a strategic grassroots leader who understands what it takes to build a winning party,” a senior regional stakeholder remarked. “He is not presenting theories; he is demonstrating results, integrity, and credibility. As we look to fortify our structures, the region needs an Organizer who has already survived the trenches and delivered.”

     

    His campaign is focused entirely on structural reinforcement, arguing that maintaining the party’s upward trajectory requires a seasoned strategist who prioritizes the welfare, training, and rapid mobilization of branch and constituency executives.

    Gabriella Tetteh: Unifying the front for progressive leadership

    Simultaneously, the bid of Gabriella Tetteh for Regional Vice Chairperson is being widely hailed as the unifying force the regional executive committee needs to consolidate party stability. Known for her eloquence, accessibility, and deep-seated commitment to human capital development within the party, Ms. Tetteh has positioned her campaign as a partnership for progress.

    Her platform emphasizes a people-centered approach designed to bridge the gap between administrative leadership and the party’s grassroots base. Delegates have continually lauded her humility and ready availability, traits that have earned her deep respect across the factional divides of the region.

    “Gabriella Tetteh possesses the exact combination of experience, energy, and determination required of a Vice Chairperson,” her campaign team stated. “She is a leader who believes in inclusiveness, progress, and collective success. She is ready to listen, ready to work, and ready to deliver for every single member of this party.”

     

    Ms. Tetteh’s campaign strategy centers on building internal dispute-resolution mechanisms, creating welfare networks for loyal cadres, and ensuring that women and youth wings are actively integrated into major decision-making processes.

    A formidable synergy for future victories

    The emerging consensus among delegates in Cape Coast and surrounding constituencies is that the concurrent rise of Commander 1 and Gabriella Tetteh represents a powerful, complementary shift in how the Central Region NDC intends to govern itself.

    While Commander 1 provides the hard-nosed tactical discipline and organizational muscle required to defend and expand parliamentary territories, Gabriella Tetteh offers the strategic vision, diplomatic finesse, and inclusive leadership necessary to keep the party united and motivated.

    As the regional congress approaches, the eyes of the national hierarchy remain fixed on the Central Region. If the momentum behind these two figures is any indication, the delegates appear ready to bypass political experiments in favor of a dynamic, battle-tested leadership team built to win.

     

  • Joseph Mensah Abakah: The grassroots architect behind the historic NDC’s Central Region victory

    Joseph Mensah Abakah: The grassroots architect behind the historic NDC’s Central Region victory

    As political parties gear up for crucial internal reorganizations, the spotlight in the Central Region has firmly landed on Comrade Joseph Mensah Abakah, popularly known in political circles as “COMMANDER 1.”

    With a track record defined by strategic execution and unwavering loyalty to the party base, Cde Abakah’s credentials have positioned him as the frontline choice for the pivotal role of Regional Organiser.

    The Grassroots Champion Beyond Rhetoric

    In modern politics, many champion the “grassroots” only in speech, but Commander 1 has consistently proven that his commitment is backed by action. Party insiders and foot soldiers describe him as a leader who understands that a political party is only as strong as its foundation.

    Rather than operating from the comfort of high offices, Cde Abakah has been on the tarmac, facilitating vital support directly to constituency structures. His interventions have cut across essential electoral needs, including:

    ● Direct funding and logistics for campaign activities.

    ● Mass production of party T-shirts and promotional materials.

    ● Operational support and rapid-response mobilization efforts across all corners of the Region.

    Through an accessible leadership style and an extensive network of resource mobilization, he has successfully bridged the gap between leadership and the party faithful, breathing new life into the local electoral machinery.

    The Proof is in the Numbers: The 2024 Electoral Miracle

    Political pundits often look for tangible data to validate leadership credentials, and Commander 1’s record speaks volumes. The historic performance of the party in the Central Region during the 2024 general elections bears his distinct architectural imprint.

    A comparative look at the region’s electoral map before and after his strategic mobilization shows a monumental shift:

    This unprecedented sweep solidified the Central Region as a decisive kingmaker in the national elections. Insiders widely recognize Commander 1 as one of the indispensable strategists who engineered this historic triumph, proving definitively that electoral victory is built from the ground up.

    “A leader who understands that a strong party is built on an empowered base.”

    “Commander 1 represents the future of regional mobilization. He doesn’t just manage campaigns; he empowers the people who run them. His integrity and credibility make him the obvious choice to lead the organizational wing into the next political dispensation.” — Senior Party Stakeholder, Central Region.

    The Obvious Choice for Regional Organiser

    As the region looks toward the future, the demand for tested, credible, and results-oriented leadership has never been higher. The grassroots are not just asking for an organizer; they are asking for a commander who has been in the trenches with them.

    With unassailable integrity, proven mobilization capacity, and the monumental 2024 victory on his resume, Cde Joseph Mensah Abakah (Commander 1) stands out as the ultimate choice to organize, unite, and lead the Central Region to its next chapter of political dominance.

     

     

     

     

  • One Year of NDC in Power – A Tribute to Leadership, Discipline, and the Grassroots

    One Year of NDC in Power – A Tribute to Leadership, Discipline, and the Grassroots

    Today marks one solid year of the NDC in government, a year earned through sacrifice, resilience and unwavering commitment from our grassroots across the country, especially here in the Central Region.

    This anniversary is not just a celebration of power attained but of hard work validated.

    At the heart of this journey stands a leader whose style is decisive-driven, bold, firm and uncompromising when it comes to protecting grassroots interest –

    Joseph Abakah Mensah, Deputy Central Regional Organiser. Popularly known as “Commander 1”, his name alone reflects operational strength, discipline and results.

    Under his command, the Central Region witnessed strategic organisation at its best. His full responsibility in setting up the Regional Collation Centre played a critical role in delivering the massive one-touch victory in 2024, a victory that will remain a reference point in our political history. That success was not accidental; it was the product of tough decisions, sleepless nights and fearless leadership.

    Beyond party work, his role as Coordinator in charge of MSMEs at ADB PLC further reflects a leader committed to empowerment, development and practical solutions for ordinary people.

     

    To the countless grassroots comrades, polling station agents, foot soldiers and loyal supporters who stood firm under his leadership, this celebration is yours.

    Your dedication was not in vain. Today, the party is in power and the future is full of promise.

    As we mark this one year milestone, we renew our hope and confidence.

     

    The NDC is in power, the grassroots remain the backbone and leaders like Commander 1 continue to prove that bold leadership and love for the base deliver victory.

    Congratulations to the NDC family.

    Congratulations to the Central Region. 🇦🇪🇬🇭💪🏾🙏🏾

  • ADB MD Dr Sarpong Launches Seed Fund For Central Business Entreprenures Club

     

    Dr Ato Sarpong addressing NDC Central Region elections officers

     

    By Adnan Adams Mohammed

     

    Elmina, Ghana – Dr. Edward Ato Sarpong, Managing Director of ADB Ghana PLC, has created a GH¢200,000 seed fund towards establishing the Central Business Entreprenures Club.

     

    The initiative was announced during a Christmas celebration with Central Regional 2024 Collation officers and Constituency Directors of Elections in Elmina.

    Dr Ato Sarpong in a group pose with NDC faithfuls

    Dr. Sarpong, known for his enterprising skills and experience urged party faithfuls to embrace entrepreneurship, forming partnerships and focusing on creating businesses rather than seeking jobs.

     

    “To be successful in business, one must sacrifice a lot,” he cautioned.

     

    The Central Region Business Club is aimed at recruiting, nurturing, and mentoring new entrepreneurs.

     

    “The job channel is very competitive; focus on work or creating business,” Dr. Sarpong advised party youths.

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    In attendance was; Central Regional Director of Elections and IT Dr. Daniel Nartey, Regional vice chairman, Regional Deputy Organiser, Comrade Joseph Mensah Abakah (Commander 1) and Constituency Chairman of KEEA Hon John Quaicoo.

     

    “We want to encourage young people to take entrepreneurship seriously,” Dr. Sarpong said.

     

    “This seed fund is just the beginning; we hope to inspire a new wave of business leaders in the region.”

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    Comrade Mensah Abakah in his submission, recounted how Dr Sarpong has contributed to his personal life development in becoming a top management staff at ADB Bank.

     

    He admonished party youth to be time conscious and patience in their endeavours in their political and professional careers.