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Nana Akomea, who resigned as the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Director of Communications in 2012, has been re-appointed to the same position.
The former Member of Parliament for Okaikoi South through a Facebook post in 2013 announced that: “I stood down as NPP director of 2012 campaign communications last Friday 13 Sept.”
He announced his resignation from the post after he was appointed in January 2011.
A statement issued and signed by Kwabena Agyei Agyepong, NPP General Secretary said the decision to re-appoint Nana Akomea was made at a National Executive Committee meeting on Thursday, November 13 2014.
The party’s National Executive Committee, in consultation with the National Council, also appointed Perry Okudzeto, Anthony Abayifaa Karbo, Yaw Adomako Baafi, Mike Oquaye Jnr., Maame Afua Akoto to assist Nana Akomea with his work.
The party has also appointed new regional executives. Read the statement below:
PRESS RELEASE
NPP MAKES NEW APPOINTMENTS
At its meeting on Thursday 13th November 2014, the National Executive Committee, in consultation with the National Council, made the following appointments:
1. Deputy General Secretary - Nana Obiri Boahen (BA)
2. Deputy National Organizer - Daniel Denteh (VR)
Nuhu Mohammed (UW)
3. Deputy National Women Organizer - Diana Karikari (BA)
Hajia Saudatu Saeed (WR)
4. Deputy National Youth Organizer - Salam Mustapha (NR)
Dominic K. Eduah (WR)
5. Director of Communications - Nana Akomea
6. Deputy Directors of Communications - Perry Okudzeto
Anthony Abayifaa Karbo
Yaw Adomako Baafi
Mike Oquaye Jnr.
Maame Afua Akoto
The Party also approved seven members to serve on a newly created Electoral Reforms Committee. They are;
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia - Chairman
Mr. Peter Mac Manu
Prof. Mike Oquaye
Hon. Mathew Opoku Prempeh
Hon. Adwoa Safo
Nana Joe Mensah
Mr. Eugene Antwi - Member/Secretary
Signed
KWABENA AGYEI AGYEPONG
GENERAL SECRETARY
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