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On Friday, September 11, 2020, The National Service Personnel (NASPA), Ablekuma North District honoured Sheila Bartels, the 2020 Ablekuma North NPP parliamentary candidate with a citation as an Honorable Entrepreneur and Politician.
This presentation comes in the wake of the support Sheila afforded the Association during the NASPA week celebration.

Portions of the citation read "Our NASPA Week celebration wouldn’t be a success without your generous support, teachings and advice. You taught us how to work as a team, submit and above all, utilize our individual skills to profit our environment and the nation at large.
"Such an inspiring leader and role model you are, Madam. The 2019/20 NSS personnel of Ablekuma North are very grateful for your unwavering commitment to the development of our capacities and capabilities".

Speaking at the brief presentation ceremony which took place on the premises of Sheila's office, the president of the association, Clement Offei-Agyeman, expressed the gratitude of the association for the continued support and involvement of the politician in their activities.
Other executives who were present for this presentation included Amoah Jonas Benin (Vice President), Claudia Abbey (Secretary), Hodoli Courage (Organizing Secretary) and one non-executive member of NASPA, Christopher Ennis Acquah.

For her part, Sheila Bartels thanked the association for the honour and expressed her eagerness to support them and many other young people in any meaningful venture.
Sheila also indicated that she appreciated the citation so much that she intends to hang it at a prominent place as a reminder of all the good things she can achieve in collaboration with the association.
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