Kwashieman Been To Landlords Association Inaugurates Executives
The Kwashieman Been To Landlords Association has inaugurated its new executives, marking a significant milestone in the association’s history. The association, which has been in existence for several years, has reorganized itself to better serve its members and the community.
Development Projects
Hon. Adamu Musah Kalamu, the Municipal Chief Executive for Ablekuma North, was present at the inauguration and highlighted the government’s efforts to improve the area’s infrastructure. He mentioned that the government has allocated funds for road construction, with 7-10 kilometers of roads expected to be built in the electoral area. Additionally, 45 street lights have been installed in the area to improve security and visibility.
Community Engagement
The association’s reorganization and inauguration demonstrate its commitment to serving the community and addressing the needs of its members. The government’s efforts to improve infrastructure and provide essential services are also a step in the right direction.
Executive Members
The newly inaugurated executives include:
Chairman: Emmanuel Nii Lante Armah
Vice Chairman: Jeffery Kofi Boateng
Secretary: Nana Ampadu Agyekum II
Vice Secretary: Francis Adokwei
Treasurer: Samuel Nii Tachie
Financial Secretary: Gloria Cobbinah
Male Organiser: Emmanuel Crowel
Female Organiser: Esther Badu
Members: Nana Kofi Ebu III, Mr. Kingsley Darko, and Daniel Essel
A Message of Gratitude
The Chairman, Emmanuel Nii Lante Armah, thanked the association members for the confidence reposed in him to lead the association. He expressed his commitment to working tirelessly to ensure the association’s goals are met and the community’s needs are addressed.
A Step Towards Progress
The inauguration of the Kwashieman Been To Landlords Association executives marks a new chapter in the association’s history. With the government’s support and the association’s renewed commitment to its members, the community can look forward to a brighter future.
