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The momentum behind Chief Gabriel Kwamigah Tanko Atokple’s bid to join the Council of State continues to build as the elections draw nearer.
Support from various groups and individuals in the Volta region has intensified, with many calling on Voltarians to rally behind the renowned philanthropist, business mogul, and staunch National Democratic Congress (NDC) financier.
Chief Atokple, the CEO of Sesi Edem and a respected member of the NDC’s National Welfare Committee, has become a household name in the region, not just for his remarkable entrepreneurial success but also for his unwavering commitment to philanthropy.
His contributions to the Volta Region, particularly to the NDC, have left a lasting legacy of hope, development, and empowerment.
Over the years, according to residents Chief Atokple has invested significantly in initiatives aimed at uplifting the socio-economic conditions of the Volta Region. From supporting underprivileged communities to funding educational and healthcare projects, his efforts have made a meaningful difference in the lives of countless residents. His dedication to giving back has earned him the admiration and respect of many within and beyond the NDC.

Speaking at a recent event, a senior member of the Volta NDC branch lauded Chief Atokple for his unwavering support for party activities and his role in fostering unity among members.
"Chief Atokple has proven time and again that he is not just a financier of the NDC but a true servant of the people. His passion for development and progress is evident in everything he does," the official stated.
As a business leader, supporters said, Chief Atokple has demonstrated exceptional entrepreneurial acumen, steering Sesi Edem to success and creating opportunities for others. His ability to combine business expertise with a deep sense of community responsibility makes him a unique candidate for the Council of State.
Supporters believe his election will bring transformative change to the region and beyond, as he leverages his experience to advocate for policies that prioritize economic growth, job creation, and infrastructural development.
In a recent interview, Chief Atokple shared his vision for serving on the Council of State.
"My aspiration is born out of a genuine desire to serve and contribute to the nation’s progress. The Volta Region has enormous potential, and I believe we can harness this to create lasting change. I am committed to working collaboratively with other leaders to ensure that the voice of our region is heard at the highest levels of decision-making," he said.
The groundswell of support for Chief Atokple’s candidacy, according to residents, is evident in the numerous endorsements from individuals, traditional leaders, and community groups. Many have emphasised the need for a leader with his level of dedication, experience, and vision to represent the region on the Council of State.
An influential youth leader in the region noted, "Chief Atokple’s track record speaks for itself. His love for the Volta Region and his commitment to public service make him the perfect candidate for this position. We need someone who understands our challenges and has the capacity to address them."
As the election date approaches, Voltarians are being urged to rally behind Chief Kwamigah Tanko Gabriel Atokple to secure his victory. Supporters have described his candidacy as a unique opportunity to have a representative who embodies the region’s aspirations and has the expertise to drive meaningful change.
“Let us stand together and support a leader who has always stood by us. Chief Atokple is the kind of leader we need to rejuvenate our economy and bring development to our region. His success is our success,” a statement from a community group read.
Chief Atokple’s aspiration to join the Council of State, according to residents, represents a bold step toward a brighter future for the Volta Region.
His supporters are confident that, with their collective effort, his vision for progress and prosperity will soon become a reality.
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