Ghanaian Council of State member Kwamigah-Atokple becomes patron of NDC branch — MyJoyOnline

In Aldershot, United Kingdom, Ghanaian Council of State member Gabriel Tanko Kwamigah-Atokple has been appointed patron of the Aldershot branch of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), which is part of the party’s UK and Ireland chapter. MyJoyOnline reports.

Kwamigah-Atokple said that he had accepted the appointment and understood the responsibilities associated with it. According to him, the new role provides an opportunity to strengthen the branch’s activities, its contribution to the NDC diaspora network, and support practical development initiatives in Ghana.

Investment and jobs

The newly appointed patron called on branch members to use their professional experience, business contacts, and international connections not only for political mobilization but also to attract investment and create jobs in Ghana. He emphasized that the Ghanaian diaspora has expertise and access to potential investors.

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Kwamigah-Atokple proposed that the NDC chapter in the UK and Ireland make investment promotion one of its key areas of work. According to him, this could support President John Dramani Mahama’s Reset Agenda and the 24-hour economy policy. He also urged participants to identify reliable investment opportunities, facilitate contacts with potential investors, and support companies planning to start or expand operations in Ghana.

Fundraising for social projects

Kwamigah-Atokple supported the Aldershot branch’s decision to use its second anniversary celebration to raise funds for the provision of drinking water and other social projects in Ghana. He noted that access to clean drinking water remains a challenge for some communities and donated an undisclosed amount in US dollars to the campaign.

He also announced plans to visit the NDC chapter in the UK and Ireland in the coming months and meet with its leadership and members. According to him, these meetings will make it possible to discuss strengthening the chapter, attracting investment to Ghana, and supporting projects to improve living conditions.