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The Director of Political Affairs at the Office of the Chief of Staff, Frank Asiedu Bekoe, popularly known as Protozoa, has donated GHC10,000 to bolster the electoral monitoring activities of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Suhum in the just-ended district assembly and unit committee elections.
The constituency secretary Stephen A. Odame, received the financial contribution on behalf of the constituency.
Also present was the constituency treasurer and assistant secretary. The support is expected to boost the party's monitoring capabilities, ensuring a robust and successful electoral process, the executives said.
Expressing profound gratitude on behalf of the constituency, Odame called on others to emulate the benevolent gesture of Protozoa.
Some party members in the constituency have hailed Protozoa, saying his donation helped to monitor the election effectively.
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