Nzema Youth Parliament urges President-elect to appoint indigene as Ghana Gas CEO

By P. K. Yankey

Axim (W/R), Dec 17, GNA – The Youth Parliament in Nzema has appealed to President-elect John Dramani Mahama to appoint an indigene of Nzema as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC) as he prepares to form his new administration.

According to the wing, “though the appointment would not only be a testament to his commitment to diversity and inclusion, but also a strategic move to tap into the rich talent and expertise that Nzema people have to offer.”

This was contained in a statement issued and signed by the Speaker, Municipal Youth Parliament of the Nzema-East Municipal Assembly, Mr. Jonas Kabutey and copied to Ghana News Agency (GNA), in Axim.

While, congratulating the President-elect on his recent election victory, the statement noted that “Ghana Gas as a state agency, played a crucial role in the country’s energy sector and we believe that an Nzema CEO would bring a unique perspective and understanding of the local context to the table.”

The statement said the appointment would serve as a befitting tribute to Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah as a renowned Nzema son and Ghana’s first President.

It said, “Dr Nkrumah’s vision for Ghana’s development and self-reliance continued to inspire us and appointing an Nzema as CEO of Ghana Gas would be a meaningful way to honour his memory.”

It expressed confidence that, “the appointment will be a win-win for both the Nzema people and the nation as a whole.”

The statement appealed to the President -elect to consider the request in their preparedness to working with his administration to propel the development of the nation

GNA