Pru-East NDC Parliamentary Candidate Supports Yeji Dressmakers

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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) Parliamentary candidate for Pru East constituency, Hon. Emmanuel Kwaku Boam, has donated a set of jersey and an undisclosed amount of money to the Ghana National Tailors and Dressmakers Association, Yeji Branch zone A ( Onua Do) on their twelve ever mass graduation of seventy graduation.

The astute, humble and hard-working Parliamentary candidate was with some senior comrades such as: Mumuni Sani( Deputy youth organiser), Samari Abdullah ( constituency executive member), Amose Nsiah( Regional research committee member), Honourable Wisdom Kwesi Zor ( Former Presiding member and now a member of council of elders), Honourable Awudi T.K. Godwin ( Assembly member for Yeji traditional council and elections Director for NDC within the Constituency), Bilal Muazu ( Former Regional youth organiser, but now Deputy National Coordinator in charge of Artisan and Traders of the National Democratic Congress) and Hon. Awudulai Amadu Eben ( Deputy Regional treasurer).

At the graduation ceremony, the National Coordinator in charge of Artisan and Traders, Hon. Bilal Muazu, made it known to the over ninety (70) graduands and all gathered at the ground, the NDC’S brilliant plan for Artisan and Traders, such as the National apprenticeship programme, he also explained the 24hour economic policy of the NDC, which will have a great impact on employment, and improve lives of the citizenry in the country.

Honourable Bilal Muazu, further urged the graduands and all gathered there to do everything within their means to help the NDC secure victory come 2024 elections.

Adding to Bilal’s comments, the Humble Servant of Pru East constituency, Hon. Emmanuel Kwaku Boam, highlighted into detail, by explaining the importance of the apprenticeship programme and its benefits, he reiterated that the next NDC government is willing to help individuals who are ready to learn any apprenticeship programme, which they will be giving any form of logistics for them to start with their lives.

As a Financial Renaissance, hon. Emmanuel Kwaku Boam, took time to explained the importance of the 24 hour economic policy of NDC and John Mahama to the graduands.

Honourable Emmanuel Kwaku Boam, also donated a set of jersey and an undisclosed amount of money to the Association, the gesture was received by the Association’s Chairman.

Infact, the messages of the Parliamentary candidate for pru East and hon. Bilal was well received and understood by all gathered at the ground, and the enthusiasm and joy of the people for John Mahama and Emmanuel Kwaku Boam was massive.

The pictures and videos speak volume of what transpired at the graduation ceremony grounds.

Together 2024 is possible.

JDM, ZU
BOAM, ZA.

ABA NU MAHAMA NIE BOAM AFA.

Signed.

Commander Asumah Razak

Director of communication to Honourable Emmanuel Kwaku Boam.

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