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The vibrant youth group’s of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), called crusaders in the Ashanti Region as one of the strong pillars in the region, has honored a Patron of NPP Crusaders, the CEO of YEA, Mr. Justin Frimpong Kodua, for his tremendous dedication and hardwork so in appreciations of his contributions to the growth of Crusaders since its inception till now.
At a joyuos ceremony which toke place On November 28th, 2021, in the Kumasi Technical University of Old Great Hall, Mr. Justin Frimpong Kodua honored and was presented with a citation and a plaque in recognition during the Annual Launch and Capacity Building, under the theme: “A Year of Volunteering for the NPP Crusaders; and the Way Forward”.And also awaiting for the National Delegates Congress which is slated to take place at Baba Yara Sports Stadium in December 18,2021.
In his acceptance speech,Mr. Justin Kodua expressed his gratitude to the Crusaders group of the NPP party for the kind gesture.
He said some people are beneficiaries of unity within the party faithfuls and has therefore called on them to recognize them too.
According to him, that having different interests is not functioning and is of the view that people try to align their interests in a key principle’s of the party.
He reiterated that the superior will be able to see things from the perspective of different people and realign their interests with his interests to emerge victoriously in a forth coming election.
They have no doubt that your significant role you played towards the victory in 2020, and urged them not to relent in their efforts as we strive to break the 8-year political rule. “I also assured the group that I was always available to help them whenever they needed it” he lamented.
The personalities who grace the occasion are the Deputy CEO of NYA, Nelson Owusu Ansah, Francis Adomako, NPP Ashanti Regional Organizer, the Ashanti Regional Chairman, Chairman Wontumi (MR Bernard Antwi Boasiako), and a host of party faithfuls are the people who up to solidaris with them.
By Joseph Nana Yaw Cobbina
