Victoria Amefadzi Yawa Doe has made history by becoming the first female
District Chief Executive (DCE) nominee to be endorsed under the leadership of
President John Dramani Mahama in the ongoing MMDCE confirmations in the Volta
Region. This significant milestone occurred in North Tongu, where Mrs. Amefadzi
Yawa secured overwhelming support from the assembly members and government
appointees, affirming her leadership qualities and the trust the community has
in her.
Out of 43 eligible voters, including assembly members and government
appointees, Mrs. Amefadzi Yawa received an impressive 41 votes. Her strong
performance during the confirmation process underscores her popularity and the
confidence the district has placed in her ability to lead North Tongu. She also
becomes the third woman in the history of the district to occupy the esteemed
position of DCE, further marking a progressive moment in the region’s political
landscape.
The confirmation ceremony was a display of unity and collaboration among key
stakeholders, signaling a bright future for North Tongu under her leadership.
With her appointment, she is expected to spearhead development initiatives
aimed at improving the socio-economic conditions of the district.
In her acceptance speech, Mrs. Amefadzi Yawa expressed her heartfelt
gratitude to those who supported her throughout the nomination process. She
also conveyed her deep sense of responsibility toward advancing the development
agenda of North Tongu. Acknowledging the progress made by her predecessors, she
emphasized her commitment to building on their achievements and ensuring that
the district continues to thrive.
Furthermore, Mrs. Amefadzi Yawa called for cooperation and unity among the
assembly members, traditional leaders, and other community stakeholders. She
highlighted the importance of collaboration in achieving sustainable
development and fulfilling the promises made to the people of North Tongu.
In his remarks, the Volta Regional Minister, James Gunu, praised the
assembly for endorsing Mrs. Amefadzi Yawa as the only female nominee among the
three presidential nominees in the region. He expressed his confidence in her
leadership abilities and encouraged the assembly members to work together and
support her as she takes on the responsibilities of her new office. His words
were a testament to the region’s growing commitment to promoting gender
equality and empowering women in political leadership roles.
Mrs. Amefadzi Yawa’s confirmation is seen as a significant step toward
promoting gender inclusion in local governance, particularly in regions where
women have traditionally been underrepresented in leadership positions. Her
success has already garnered attention across the Volta Region and beyond, as
it represents a moment of progress for women in politics.
Her leadership is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the development
priorities of North Tongu, with a focus on addressing key issues such as infrastructure,
education, health, and economic empowerment. As the district prepares to move
forward under her leadership, many are hopeful that her appointment will serve
as an inspiration for other women aspiring to take on leadership roles in their
communities.
Mrs. Amefadzi Yawa’s confirmation also brings attention to the ongoing
process of MMDCE confirmations in Ghana. These elections are crucial for
ensuring that the most capable individuals are selected to serve in local
government positions, which play a pivotal role in shaping the future of
communities across the country.
The support Mrs. Amefadzi Yawa received during her confirmation reflects the
faith that the people of North Tongu have in her ability to deliver on her
promises. With her extensive experience and commitment to public service, she
is poised to make a lasting impact on the district’s growth and development.
As the first female DCE nominee to be endorsed under President Mahama’s
administration in the region, Mrs. Amefadzi Yawa’s success serves as a powerful
reminder of the importance of creating opportunities for women to lead and
contribute to the development of their communities. Her leadership journey is
just beginning, and the people of North Tongu eagerly await the positive changes
she will bring to the district.
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