Executives captured in a photo
The Tertiary Education Institutions Network (TEIN) chapter of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) at Greenfield College in Sunyani, in the Bono Region, has sworn in nine (9) executives.
As the intellectual wing of the NDC in all tertiary institutions across the country, the new executives are expected to coordinate the activities of the party both on campus and off campus for a resounding victory in the 2024 elections.
The new executives, who were sworn in at a short ceremony on May 31, 2024, are Mathew Atanga (President), Noble Bekoe Awude (Vice President), Osman Kuboku (Secretary), Frank Boateng (Assistant Secretary), Akansale Melvin, Isaac Ofosu (Deputy Organizer), Jennifer Azupogo (Women’s Commissioner), Clement Bonsu (Financial Secretary), and Daniel Mensah (Communications Officer).
Addressing the gathering, the Director of Students Affairs of NDC, Bono Region, Bright Apraku Esq., charged the new executives to work diligently to ensure that the party wins the 2024 elections. He urged them to strategically balance their academic work with student politics, emphasizing that the law program is highly demanding and requires significant effort.
Mr. Omar Mustapha, the Deputy Bono Regional Youth Organizer, entreated the new executives to be worthy ambassadors of the party by leveraging their knowledge and expertise for the party's benefit.
Speaking on behalf of the new executives, the new President, Mr. Mathew Atanga, acknowledged the commitment of the outgoing president, Dr. Anthony Mensah, and his team for revitalizing and reenergizing TEIN Greenfield College.
Mr. Mathew Atanga conveyed the new executives' willingness, commitment, and readiness to enhance the NDC's prospects of winning the elections in December.
