Big Aidoo deserves another term as Western North NDC Regional Chairman – Supporter 

By Daniel Akwasi Nuako, GNA 

Bibiani (WN/R), Nov. 12, GNA – Mr Paul Addae, popularly known as Tetelestai, has urged delegates of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Western North Region to retain Mr Michael Aidoo, popularly known as Big Aidoo, as Regional Chairman. 

He cited Mr Aidoo’s leadership experience, commitment to youth development and contributions to education. 

Mr Addae a strong supporter of the candidate, described Mr Aidoo as a visionary and dedicated leader who had demonstrated exceptional commitment to the development of the region and the advancement of its people. 

He said this in an interview   with the Ghana News Agency (GNA) during a campaign tour of the Western North Region ahead of Saturday’s regional executive elections. 

According to him, Mr Aidoo had played a significant role in advocating people from the Western North Region by facilitating interventions and securing government appointments for deserving individuals. 

He argued that such efforts, coupled with his leadership qualities, made Mr Aidoo deserving of another term as Regional Chairman and recognition as a member of the Council of State. 

Mr Addae further highlighted Mr Aidoo’s commitment to youth empowerment, describing him as a leader with the zeal and passion to nurture and groom young people into responsible future leaders. 

He mentioned Mr Aidoo’s role as Chancellor of KAAF University, claiming that he had facilitated free tertiary education for more than 700 people from the Western North Region, enabling them to acquire university qualifications. 

Mr Addae also claimed that Mr Aidoo’s contribution to education had helped produce more than 100 lawyers from the Western North Region and beyond. 

He said the achievements demonstrated Mr Aidoo’s commitment to human capital development and deserved recognition from the people of the region. 

He urged delegates to consider the candidate’s track record, experience and contributions to the region when casting their votes in the upcoming regional executive elections. 

“My advice to our respected and gallant delegates is to vote for someone who knows the road and has demonstrated the capacity to lead,” he stated. 

He added that retaining Mr Aidoo would help restore hope and create new opportunities for the region’s growing youth population to achieve their aspirations. 

Mr Addae indicated that a vote for Big Aidoo represented a vote for continuity, youth empowerment and a renewed commitment to the development of the Western North Region. 

GNA  

Edited by Justina Hilda Paaga /Kenneth Odeng Adade