NDC MPs Lead Reconciliation Charge in Upper East Region, Unity Beckons
In a bid to strengthen party unity ahead of the December 7 election, a team of National Democratic Congress (NDC) MPs, led by Hon. Edward Abambire Bawa (Bongo Constituency), has successfully carried out reconciliation activities in several constituencies within the Upper East Region. Apexnewsgh reports The team, which included Hon. Nii Lante Vanderpuye (Odododiodio Constituency), Hon. Sampson Tangombu Chiragia (Navrongo Central Constituency), and Hon. Kofi Adams (Buem Constituency), worked tirelessly to resolve issues in Navrongo Central, Zebilla, Binduri, and Bongo constituencies. The Bongo Constituency’s reconciliation efforts focused on a registration exercise, which was successfully resolved. Supported by Upper East Regional Women Organizer Fawzia Yakubu and Regional Deputy Organizer John Nyaaba, the MPs engaged in a thorough reconciliation process, following a series of similar initiatives by Regional Executives, Party National Chairman Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, and National Organizer. Emphasizing the importance of togetherness, Regional Women Organizer Fawzia Yakubu urged all well-meaning party members to unite, stressing that unity is crucial for NDC’s victory in the upcoming election. She believes with this renewed commitment to unity, the NDC is poised for a strong showing in the Upper East Region. Source: Apexnewsgh.com Thanks for reading from Apexnewsgh as a news publishing website from Ghana. We encourage you to freely share this story via social media platform and follow us on; Facebook on APEXNEWSGH-Tv or Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0248250270/0256336062.
Hope for Unpaid NABCO Beneficiaries as Vice President Bawumia Intervenes
The long-standing issue of unpaid stipends for National Builders Corps (NABCO) beneficiaries may soon be resolved, thanks to the intervention of Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. Apexnewsgh reports The Vice President has taken a keen interest in the plight of the beneficiaries, who have gone eight months without payment. During a recent visit to the Volta Region, Dr. Bawumia responded to a question from a local chief regarding the government’s plans to settle the outstanding stipends. He assured the chief and the beneficiaries that the government is committed to paying the owed stipends. Dr. Bawumia acknowledged that the government still owes some stipends, which should be paid, and he promised to push the Ministry of Finance to settle the payments. He explained that the delay in payment was not intentional but rather a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, which disrupted the economy. The Vice President’s intervention brings hope to the affected beneficiaries, who have been struggling to make ends meet due to the non-payment of their stipends. The move is seen as a testament to the government’s commitment to addressing the challenges faced by the youth and ensuring their welfare. The payment of the outstanding stipends is expected to bring relief to the beneficiaries, who have been patiently waiting for months. The government’s efforts to address this issue are likely to restore trust and confidence in the NABCO program, which aims to provide skills and employment opportunities to young Ghanaians. Source: Apexnewsgh.com