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The Canada Chapter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC-Canada) has elected new executive committee members at a delegates conference held at the Conference Room of the Ghana Presbyterian Church, Montreal.
The newly elected executives are:
Mr. Jacob Marmon – Chairman
Mr. Simon Adzraku – 1st Vice Chairman
Mr. Kwabena Oduro-Kontoh – 2nd Vice Chairman
Mr. Charles N. Nkansah – Secretary
Dr. Clement Apaak – Deputy Secretary
Hon Gilbert Adjei – Organizer
Ms. Mavis Tekpeki – Deputy Organizer
Mr. Kwame Aboagye Agyemang – Treasurer
Ms. Ruby Becky Arkoh – Deputy Treasurer
Mrs. Eunice Danso-Amegbe – Women’s Organizer
Mrs. Josephine Gbedieme-Afranie – Deputy Women’s Organizer
Mr. Alex Kumah – Youth Organizer
Mr. Vincent Arthur – Deputy Youth Organizer
Mr. Nii Robertson Okine – International Relations Coordinator
Mr. Obed Adore – Deputy International Relations Coordinator
Welcoming the delegates and observers to Montreal, Mr. Smart Amegbe, Vice Chairman of NDC-Montreal branch said he was delighted that the NDC family was meeting in Montreal once again to discuss party issues and the way forward.
He said NDC-Canada has gone through some challenges that required mature and multifaceted leadership in dealing with them. He was full of praise for the entire membership, especially the Special Electoral Committee constituted by the General Secretary, Hon Johnson Asiedu Nketia and charged with the responsibility of conducting the elections at the conference.
In his address, Mr. Yakubu Amadu, Chairman of the five-member Canada Chapter Special Electoral Committee consisting of Messrs Yakubu Amadu, Charles Nkansah, Simon Adzraku, Amen Wurah and Ms. Rita Boateng, thanked members for their support, hard work and dedication.
Mr. Amadu also thanked the various branches that constitute NDC-Canada Chapter for their commitments to the road map for the elections. He urged them to turn these commitments into action to make NDC-Canada a strong and vibrant Chapter.
The Special Guest of Honour for the occasion was Hon Nii Okine Adjei, a founding member of NDC in North America, 1st Chairman of the erstwhile North America Co-ordinating Council of NDC and a former Commissioner of Customs, Excise and Preventive Service (CEPS). Hon Nii Okine Adjei conveyed warm greetings and well-wishes from the President, His Excellency Prof. John Evans Atta Mills, the Founder of the party and former President His Excellency Jerry John Rawlings and the 1st Vice Chairman of NDC and former 1st Lady Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings. He paid glowing tribute to the invaluable role Canada has played and continuous to play in the development of NDC here in North America and in Ghana. He assured members that Canada’s contributions shall not be in vain and encourage members to keep faith in the party.
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