NDC Youth Wing in Agona West to inaugurate Working Committees during annual Awards

The inauguration of the youth working Committee, get-together and award ceremony is also aimed at motivating working members to go beyond the ordinary to campaign for the NDC to win this year's Elections.

The Youth Wing of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Agona West Constituency has announced it will soon inaugurate its youth working Committee, and introduce an awards scheme to reward hard working youth organizers.

According to the constituency youth organizer, Freebody Mensah, the award ceremony will take inspirations from John Mahama’s recent pronouncements that the 2024 Campaign will be anchored on the strengths of the branches and Constituency executives.

He reiterated that, the award ceremony is intended to set targets for the youths in the constituency and encourage them to work diligently towards achieving victory for the umbrella fraternity.

The Award Scheme seeks to honour outstanding party executives especially youth organizers for their exemplary performance that have affected and transformed the Fortunes of the NDC in the last two Elections.

The inauguration of the youth working Committee, get-together and award ceremony is also aimed at motivating working members to go beyond the ordinary to campaign for the NDC to win this year’s Elections.

He said the Award bash is prepared for youth organizers within the constituency to ginger them and thereby inspiring and attracting many die hard sympathizers of the party to join the campaign trail.

The aforementioned activity is scheduled for February 4, 2024 at Swedru Heritage Hut.

Many NDC big guns and executives at all levels of the country are expected to grace the Occasion to make it a success.

By Lawrence Odoom

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