MCE Job: Okaikwei Central executive committee writes to Asiedu Nketiah

The Okaikwei Central Executive Committee has formally requested National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, to consider Rashid Issah for the position of Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Okaikwei North Municipal Assembly (ONMA).
According to the committee, Hon. Issah’s extensive experience in politics and administration makes him an ideal candidate for the role. “Hon. Rashid Issah has been within the political space for a while and is well-known by the people of both constituencies,” the letter read.
“A well dedicated individual and a forthright in decision taken,” they added, highlighting his impressive track record.
The committee emphasized that ONMA needs a leader who can promote unity and reflect the vision of the administration, irrespective of ethnicity or political affiliation.
They believe Hon. Issah’s qualities, including being a “relationship builder”, “team player”, and “emotionally mature person”, make him the best fit for the position. “We strongly believe HON. RASHID ISSAH best qualify for this very important appointment,” the letter stated.
With twenty-one candidates having gone through vetting and shortlisting, the executives pleaded with the President to select Hon. Rashid Issah for the betterment of ONMA, citing his significant edge over other contenders.
“We would plead by touching the soft spot of the President’s heart through YOU to select HON. RASHID ISSAH,” the letter concluded, as constituents eagerly await the decision.
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