Okaikoi Central Youth Wing congratulates Amanda Apenu as deputy NADMO boss for OKN Municipality

The Okaikoi Central Youth has congratulated the newly appointed Deputy Director of National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO), Amanda Apenu for the Okaikoi North Municipality.
In a statement signed by the Okaikoi Central Youth Organizer, Samuel Tena Shika, indicated that Madam Apenu’s position is well-deserved.
“This appointment is a well-deserved reward for your hard work and unwavering dedication to the cause of victory in 2024.
“On behalf of the entire Youth Wing of the Okaikoi Central Constituency, I assure you of our continued and unwavering support,” he stated.
Below is the full statement
Congratution Congratulation!!!
Leadership and the entire Youth Wing of the Okaikoi Central Constituency extend our heartfelt congratulations to you, Hon. Amanda Apenu, on your appointment as the Deputy Director of NADMO for the Okaikoi North Municipality.
This appointment is a well-deserved reward for your hard work and unwavering dedication to the cause of victory in 2024. On behalf of the entire Youth Wing of the Okaikoi Central Constituency, I assure you of our continued and unwavering support.
We believe that your leadership in this new role will greatly benefit the good people of the Municipality, particularly the youth of Okaikoi Central.
Congratulations once again, Hon. Amanda Apenu, and kudos to the entire Wuoyeman Electoral Area and the Constituency at large.
…. Signed…
Samuel Tena Shika
Constituency Youth Organizer
Okaikoi Central
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