A group calling itself Dynamic Patriots, had expressed their heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to the Savannah Regional Secretary Mr. Mohammed Issah for the recognition and exposure given to them as a group that is out to champion the forward match and success of the NPP in the Savannah region to be specific and the entirety of Ghana.
They said in a statement issued that the Mr Mohammed Issah facilitated their journey that saw them spent five days in the nation’s capital, Accra to spend Christmas.
According to them the visit to the nation’s capital did not only afford them the opportunity to experience life outside their geographical jurisdiction but also made them interact with some dignitaries of their noble party.
The group expressed gratitude to the following personalities for the warm reception they gave us in their various offices; The vice president of Ghana and flag bearer of the NPP, Dr. Alhaji Mahamudu Bawumia, The General Secretary of the party, Lawyer Justin Kodua Frimpong, Hajia Sofia Mohammed, deputy national women’s organizer who is also the national coordinator for the school feeding programme.
Others are Mr. Issah Ali( Ali Gambo), a worker of the Minerals Commission, Alhaji Mahama Asei Seini, MP for Daboya- Mankargu and deputy ministers of health and Lawyer Sule Sambian, CEO for Northern Development Authority and Mr. Tika Samuel Yenyu, Deputy CEO of Minerals Commission.
“We cannot expressed in words our nostalgic feeling the experience we had in our visit to the Jubilee House, the seat of Ghana’s presidency, the beach, night clubs, among others”, the group stated.
“We can do and say nothing spectacular than to pray that Allah replenish in thousandfold all that Mr. Issah expended on us throughout the journey, that is our transportation fare to and from Accra , hotel bills, feeding and cost of movement within the city of Accra, We also pray that Allah continue to move him higher heights so that he can do more for every member of the party in the Savannah Region”, they added.
Source: yagbonradioonline