The Ashanti Regional New Patriotic Party will on Friday, 19th July, 2024, inaugurate the Campaign Committees of its campaign team for the 2024 presidential and parliamentary elections.
The programme which will start at 1 pm and be held at the Prempeh Assembly Hall in Kumasi.
It will include the official launch of the campaign song composed by Evangelist Diana Asamoah.
The inauguration which would be done by the Ashanti Regional Campaign Head for the New Patriotic Party, Mr. Bernard Antwi- a.k.a Chairman Wontumi, would have the Second Lady of the Republic, H.E Hajia Samira Bawumia as the Guest of Honour and also be attended by leading members of both the national and Regional campaign teams as well as Members of Parliament, Chief Executive Officers, leading members and other dignitaries of the party.
As part of preparations for this important programme, an Eleven (11) member Organizational Committee has been constituted to oversee the planning and organization of this important inaugural ceremony.
They are;
1. CHAIRPERSON: HON PATRICIA APPIAGYE (MP,ASOKWA)
2. CO-CHAIR: HON COLLINS NTIM (MP, OFFINSO NORTH)
3. SECRETARY: LAWYER KWAME ADOM APPIAH (OPERATIONS)
4. REP. FOR COUNCIL OF ELDERS: NANA ABABIO WIAFE
5. REP FOR MMDCE: HON ALEXANDER FRIMPONG (ASH. REGIONAL DEAN OF MMDCEs)
6. REP. FOR REGIONAL EXECUTIVES: NANA AMA AMPOMAH (REGIONAL WOMEN
ORGANIZER)
7. REP. FOR CONSTITUENCY EXECUTIVES: MR DOMINIC BOSOMPEM (ASH. DEAN OF
CHAIRMEN)
8. REP. FOR CEO’s: KWABENA APPIAH (CEO, STATE HOUSING COMPANY)
9. MEMBERS: MR FRANCIS ADOMAKO (REGIONAL ORGANIZER), HON KWABENA
NSENKYIRE and MARTIN AMEYAW SNR.
The aforementioned Organizational Committee will work under and report to the Ashanti Regional campaign leadership of the party.
Source: Peacefmonline.com/Ghana
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