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Baah Achamfour Declares Intention To Contest For NDC Ashanti Regional Secretary Position

Mr. Daniel Baah Achamfour, the Ashanti Regional Deputy Secretary of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), has declared his intention to contest for the position of the substantive Regional Secretary of the party. According to him, having served as deputy to Dr. Frank Amoakohene, for the past four years, he is convinced that he has […] The post Baah Achamfour Declares Intention To Contest…

Daniel Baah Achamfour, the Deputy Secretary for the Ashanti region of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has announced his plan to run for the position of substantive Regional Secretary. With four years of experience as deputy to Dr. Frank Amoakohene, Achamfour believes he has contributed positively to the party's growth and development in the region.

During an interview with the media, he highlighted that his collaboration with Dr. Amoakohene has expanded his knowledge of the party's rules and regulations. Achamfour asserts that his interactions with party members throughout the region have equipped him for the role, and he strongly believes that the time has come for the Ashanti Regional NDC to recognize his dedication and appoint him as the Regional Secretary.

He emphasizes that experience is a valuable teacher and emphasizes the necessity of rewarding selflessness and commitment to the party's growth. Achamfour has proven his abilities by mobilizing members across various constituencies in the region and pledges to build upon this experience to deliver for the party. He firmly believes that experience, selflessness, and a commitment to improving the lives of the grassroots are crucial for the party's continued dominance in the region.

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