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19th February 2024 5:03:32 PM
2 mins readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

The Canada Chapter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC-Canada) has officially sworn in its newly elected executives, ushering in a team of committed individuals to lead the organization.
The newly appointed executives are as follows:
Chairman: Mr. Gameli R.K. Atakuma
1st Vice Chairman: Mr. Aliu Abdul-Hamid
2nd Vice Chairman: Ms. Keli Binder
Secretary: Dr. Eric Asempa
Organizer: Mr. Michael Ologo
Deputy Organizer: Ms. Freda Atsunyo
Women Organizer: Ms. Aseye Kpodo
Deputy Women Organizer: Mr. Mabel E. Asempah-Darko
Treasurer: Ms. Sharon Cudjoe
Deputy Treasurer: Ms. Samira Dzormeku
Youth Organizer: Mr. Frank Opoku
Deputy Youth Organizer: Mr. Ahmed Ibn Wahab
Communication Officer: Ms. Francisca Arhin
Deputy Communication Officer: Mr. Ahmed S. Zakaria
Expressing gratitude on behalf of the newly elected executives, Chairman Gamali R.K. Atakuma thanked the various branches constituting the NDC Canada Chapter for their commitment to the electoral roadmap initiated over four years ago. He urged members to translate their commitments into actionable initiatives to strengthen and invigorate the NDC Canada chapter.
Offering words of wisdom to the new leadership, Dr. Karl Arhin, Deputy Director of the International Relations Directorate (IRD), acknowledged the challenges facing the NDC Canada chapter. He commended the entire membership, particularly the Special Chapter Electoral Committee chaired by Dr. Wutor Victor, for their dedication and contributions.
Dr. Karl Arhin expressed confidence that the NDC Canada chapter would continue to play a significant role in the 2024 elections and the NDC as a whole. He reassured members that their contributions would not be in vain and encouraged them to maintain faith in the party while the new executives remained focused on their responsibilities.
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