The Ladies Association of VRA has denied and distanced itself from recent media publications suggesting its disapproval of Edward Obeng Kenzo as Acting Chief Executive.

The National President of VRA Ladies Association, Lady Susana Araphua Van-Brocke firmly refuted these claims and denounced the reports describing it as baseless and false while unequivocally disassociating the association from such unfounded assertions.

"Disclaimer; we did not write anything like that. I have spoken to everybody, we have discussed it on our platform, and nobody has spoken to anybody regarding the statement. VRA ladies, we can easily write, but this is not from any of us.

"In any case, ours is an Association to team us together and make the authority great so we are not into those things. We are issuing our disclaimer".

The Ladies Association of the Volta River Authority (VRA) rather extended their congratulations to Edward Ekow Obeng-Kenza on his appointment as Acting Chief Executive, pledging their full support for his leadership.

"On behalf of all the VRA ladies, we say you have our support, and we will be there for you through thick and thin. Congratulations," she said.

Expressing their enthusiasm for his appointment, the Association, represented by a nine-member national executive delegation, assured Obeng-Kenza of their dedication and emphasized their role as the driving force behind the authority's operations.

The Accra Area President, Lady Gloria Tagoe highlighted the Association's ongoing efforts to empower and upskill women within the VRA, preparing them for leadership roles.

She requested Obeng-Kenzo's support in these endeavours.

In response, the Acting Chief Executive expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome and assured the staff that he is committed to building upon the successes of his predecessor, striving to elevate the VRA to even greater heights.

He called upon all staff members, particularly the association's members, to work together diligently towards achieving the authority's shared goals.