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Wear Ghana Ambassador calls on GTP
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The Wear Ghana Ambassador, Ms Brandina Djagba, affectionately called Mama Africa and her management team have paid a courtesy call on the Management of GTP, the number one local textile printing company in Ghana.
They were received by the Marketing Director, Rev. Steve Badu and Mr. Cecil Chinery, the Sales Director.
Reacting to the appointment, Rev. Badu congratulated “Mama Africa” on her appointment and assured her and the management team of GTP’s support in diverse ways and admonished her to be an Ambassador worthy of emulation.
Discussions were held between the two parties as they looked into the future in the area of promotion of both brands and close collaboration with the National Commission on Culture.
They were optimistic that this partnership would go a long way to benefit the country in view of its economic potential .
This comes on the heels of the National Commission on Culture’s appointment of Ms Djagba as the Wear Ghana Ambassador.
The appointment letter read, “The Commission has been monitoring your enthusiasm in wearing and promoting made in Ghana products. We deem it a great honour to make you the prominent female Ambassador for Wear Ghana.”
The National Commission on Culture is a government organisation whose core mandate and vision is to respect, preserve, harness and use cultural heritage and resources to develop a united, vibrant and a prosperous national community with a distinctive African identity, personality, collective confidence and pride of place among the comity of nations.
The appointment of Ms Brandina Djagba as the Wear Ghana Female Ambassador comes at a time when the Government in consultation with the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC) is gradually easing restrictions in the Tourism, Travel and Hospitality industry.
The Management Team included Mr Kofi Atta Kakra Kusi of the Ghana Tourism Authority, Mr Benjamin Kwadey, Filmmaker and Founder of Benfrank Entertainment House Productions, Selorm Dzidzienyo, CEO of Kellyvat Travel and Tours Agency and Mr Nathaniel Okoe Tettey, CEO of Strategic Images and an Influencer.
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Kpandai Parliamentary Re-run: Minority Caucus disagrees with court ruling, rejects re-run
The Minority Caucus has issued an official statement rejecting High Court ruling that nullified the 2024 Kpandai parliamentary election, insisting the poll was transparent and reflected the will of the people.
According to the Minority Caucus, records show a transparent process, a credible declaration, and a result that reflected the will of the people.
In a statement signed by the Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, it is important for the public to have a full understanding of what occurred before, during and after the collation.
The statement noted that Matthew Nyindam won the parliamentary election with a margin of 3,734 votes.
The statement added that “After the NDC secured the presidential results, the NDC parliamentary candidate, Daniel Nsala Wakpal, gathered a group of supporters who arrived at the collation centre in a Mahindra pickup wearing NDC T-shirts.”
“They damaged some ballot boxes in an attempt to interrupt the collation, believing that the Electoral Commission would not have the pink sheets required to complete the declaration. The tension that followed created serious security risks,” the statement alleged.
According to the Minority, this led the Electoral Commission to move the final declaration to its regional office in Tamale. All NDC agents had already signed the pink sheets at every polling station across the constituency. confirming the accuracy of the results.
They added that when Wakpal realised that he had lost the election, he refused to go to Tamale for the collation.
The Electoral Commission continued with its work and declared Matthew Nyindam the winner with 27,947 votes, while Hon Nsala secured 24,213 votes.
“Wakpal later challenged the results in court. His case focused on his absence in Tamale and on clerical errors in 41 out of 1$2 polling stations. During the trial, the main witness for the NDC stated that the total votes in contention were about 500. Even if the court had awarded all 500 votes to the NDC candidate, he would still have lost by more than 3,000 votes,” they further noted.
They highlighted in their statement that despite this clear position, the Tamale High Court has nullified the entire results and ordered a rerun in the constituency.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
Read full statement below
