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General News

[ 2012-06-30 ]

Zeideng, Others Co-opted Into NDC National Executive Committee
The National Democratic Congress has co-opted
defunct Democratic Freedom Party members unto its
national and regional executive committees.

Consequently, Mr Bede A. Ziedeng, the former
General Secretary of the DFP and Mr Osei
Piesie-Anto, the former national organiser of the
party had been co-opted unto the National
Executive Committee of the NDC.

The decision, according to a release issued by the
national secretariat of the NDC and signed by Mr
George Lawson, the deputy General Secretary, was
the result of a meeting held on June 12, 2012 by
the Functional Executive Committee, acting on
behalf of the National Executive Committee under
the powers conferred on it by article 50 of the
party’s constitution.

According to the release, 10 other members had
been co-opted unto the various regional executive
committees of the NDC.

They are Mr Nikoi Addison, Greater Accra, Barima
Sarfo Kantanka, Eastern, Charles Jojo
Adu-Fordjour, western, Mr Frank Longdon, central,
Mr Samuel Kofi Apedo, Volta, Nana Boadi Antoh,
Brong Ahafo, Mr Mathias Gollo, Ashanti, Alhaji
Yushawu, Northern, Mr Kwame Mumuni, Upper West and
Alhaji, Masawudu Patience, Upper East.

The appointments take immediate effect and all
regional executives of the NDC had been asked to
take note and co-opt those appointed unto their
various regional committees.

Meanwhile, the release said that other
appointments to the constituency executive
committees in the various regions would be
announced later.

Source - Daily Graphic



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