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Sunday/June 30, 2024 By Edwin Kobina Amoquandoh  In an effort to boost the effectiveness and efficiency of communication strategies, the Eastern Regional Communication Team Members gathered for a comprehensive workshop on June 30, 2024. The workshop, moderated by the Deputy Eastern Regional Communications Officer, Michael Ofoei Akorli , featured an array of insightful sessions designed to elevate the participants' communication prowess. A notable presence at the event was Martin Otu Offei , the New Juaben South parliamentary candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). His participation underscored the importance of political communication and the need for factual, well-articulated messaging in today's fast-paced information landscape. Throughout the day, participants delved into various aspects of communication, from the fundamentals of effective messaging to the nuances of persuasive public speaking. Michael Ofoei Akorli, with his extensive experience and engaging mo

By Edwin Kobina Amoquandoh  Mangoase, June 26, 2024 - Mangoase was awash with the vibrant colours of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as the party held an exceptional activities called " The Mini Rally ." Organized by dedicated party member Hajia Rabiatu , along with local coordinators and branch executives, the event showcased strong community support for the NDC. The day began at 10:00 am with a lively float from Gbonu to New Mangoase . The procession brought the town to life, with residents enthusiastically joining the celebration. Following the float, a forum took place at the New Mangoase Presbyterian Church. This gathering attracted several dignitaries, including the town Elders, the Amori Drummers from Accra Nima, and various constituency executives. Key figures in attendance included Constituency Chairman Daniel Awere, Organizer Ernest Adom Diko, Deputy Organizer Kudjo Vi, Youth Commander and Assemblyman of Otwetiri/Kokoomu Electoral Area Ahmmed Agbenyadzi, Co

Akropong Constituency June 24, 2024. By Edwin Kobina Amoquandoh The National Deputy Women's Organizer, Abigail Elorm Mensah , along with the National Director of Welfare, Vida Addae , and the Eastern Regional Women's Organizer, Shirley Naana Osei Ampem , accompanied by her deputies, Faustina Effah-Boadi and Rita Akosua Awatey , led a dynamic campaign tour through the Akropong constituency. They were joined by the constituency Women's Organizer, Janet Okyerewa Addo , her deputy, Praise Ababio Fiati , and several Akropong constituency executives. The day's activities commenced in Mangoase  with a spirited house-to-house campaign, allowing the team to connect directly with residents and share their message of hope and progress. From there, the delegation proceeded to Kokoomu , where they visited the Milenorvisi gari processing centre to engage with the industrious women at the heart of this local industry. Their outreach continued at a popular funeral ground in Kokoomu,

Alex Kofi Sekyi , widely known as Kofi NDC , was born on September 9, 1989, in Kwamoso . His moniker, Kofi NDC, is a testament to his ardent support and dedication to the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Kofi's political involvement began early, casting his first vote for the NDC in 2004 in the Volta Region. He continued to support the party in subsequent elections, voting again in 2008. His official political career took root in Accra Korligono, where he cast his vote in the 2012 and 2016 elections. In 2017, Kofi relocated to the Akropong constituency in Kwamoso , where he transferred his vote in 2020 , continuing his active participation in the democratic process. As a dynamic branch communications officer for the NDC at Yensiso , Kofi NDC has been instrumental in communicating, defending, and energizing the party. His dedication earned him a significant role in 2019 as a member of the National Serial Callers and Texters Association for the NDC. His influential voice and pe

 "The fate of Ghana's future hangs in the balance, and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) is the beacon of hope that must guide the nation towards prosperity and progress. As the country heads to the polls on December 7, it's clear that the NDC is the only party that truly understands the needs and aspirations of the youth. With the NDC at the helm, Ghana's young people will finally have a reason to believe in their future. The party's vision for education, employment, and empowerment will unlock the potential of the youth, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to the nation's growth and development. An NDC win will mark a new dawn for Ghana, as the party's leadership will prioritize the needs of the people above all else. It's time to put the country back on its rightful path, and the NDC is the only party that can make it happen. Let us rally behind the NDC and give them our full support. Together, we can build a brighter future for ourselves,

By Edwin Kobina Amoquandoh  Mamfe Presby Hall was alive with energy and enthusiasm as the Akropong Constituency Youth Working Committee , set up by the diligent Akropong Constituency Youth Organizer, Hon . Ahmmed Agbenyadzi , held its orientation today on Sunday, June 9, 2024. The event was a remarkable demonstration of youthful vigour and commitment to advancing the constituency's goals, aiming to ensure that the NDC wins the December 7, 2024, elections. Master of Ceremonies, Bawa Aminu Sumaila, who also serves as the Akropong Constituency Communications Officer, set the tone for the day with his engaging presence. The orientation attracted an impressive roster of dignitaries, underscoring the significance of this gathering. Among the notable attendees were: Fohad Agbenyadzi,  Eastern Regional Deputy Youth Organizer Esq. Nat Tetteh , Eastern Regional Deputy Youth Organizer Chairman Offei , Former Akropong Constituency Chairman Ivan , Akropong Constituency IT Director  Daniel Awer

Saturday, 8th June 2024 By Edwin Kobina Amoquandoh On the morning of June 8, 2024, the Akropong constituency witnessed an extraordinary event organized by the National Democratic Congress (NDC): a revolutionary walk from Larteh Junction to Abiriw Station . This walk was not merely a protest but a powerful demonstration of the phenomenal energy and resolve of the youth in the constituency. It was a clear indication that the youth are fed up with the current government and are yearning for a change. The enthusiasm and participation of the youth were nothing short of phenomenal. The high turnout and palpable energy underscored a growing sentiment: the youth of Akropong are ready for a new direction in governance. The wind of change is blowing strongly through the constituency, and today's event highlighted the widespread desire for transformation. During the walk, the youth voiced their aspirations and frustrations, their chants and conversations reflecting a deep-seated desire for im