We are grateful for your donation – Okaikoi Central Youth to Jude Sekley

Leadership of Okaikoi Central Youth Wing with Jude Sekley second from left
The Okaikoi Central Youth has lauded Personal Assistant to Joshua Alabi for donating 280 branded T. shirts of Baba Sadiq and the flag bearer of the National Democratic Congress NDC, John Dramani Mahama.
In a brief statement, the Youth Wing led by Samuel Tena Shika indicated that the donation will help in their efforts to win the Okaikoi seat for the NDC and for former President John Mahama.
“Your support will help the youth wing to achieve its target of winning the hearts of over 75% or more youth within our constituency for the incoming Member of Parliament Hon Baba Sadiq and H E the next President John Dramani Mahama”, the Youth Wing stated.
Below is the statement
The leadership of the Okaikoi Central Constituency Youth wing extends its profound gratitude to our senior comrade Jude Sekley the P.A for Joshua Alabi for donating 280 pieces of branded T-shirts of Baba Sadiq and H.E John Dramani Mahama and an undisclosed amount of money to support the youth wing on it campaign endeavours.
Your support will help the youth wing to achieve its target of winning the hearts of over 75% or more youth within our constituency for the incoming Member of Parliament Hon Baba Sadiq and H E the next President John Dramani Mahama.
The youth wing is very grateful for your support and kind gesture. God bless and protect you.
Thank you Comrade.
Sign:
Youth Wing Leadership


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