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Nana B Outlines 10-Point Strategic Organizational Plan As Next NPP National Organizer

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The incumbent National Youth Organizer for the ruling New Patriotic Party, Henry Nana Boakye ESQ, better known as Nana B has highlighted his 10 strategic organizational plan that he intend implementing when giving the nod as the next National Organizer.

Henry Nana Boakye ESQ (Nana B ) ~ National Youth Organizer, NPP

The hardworking youth organizer and Board Chairman of the National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO) on Monday, May 9, 2022 took to his official Facebook page to announce his commencement of campaign as the next National Organizer for NPP. 

In his official communique, Nana B outlined ten  (10) convincing strategic organizational plan that seek to strengthen the mobilization process of party faithfuls in helping break the eight (8) resoundingly.

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On his official Facebook page, this is what Nana B wrote;

For Immediate Release

09/05/2022

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COMMENCEMENT OF CAMPAIGN AS NEXT NATIONAL ORGANIZER; MY 10-POINT STRATEGIC ORGANIZATIONAL PLAN

At the outset, I would want to congratulate all party faithfuls who have be elected to various positions at the polling station, electoral area and constituency levels and wish unsuccessful aspirants better luck next time. I encourage all stakeholders to bury their differences and in unison, work assiduously to strengthen the party at the base to consolidate our electoral gains.

It’s almost 4 years since the noble NPP delegates gave me the mandate to serve the youth in Koforidua. Collectively, we have made giant strides in building a much vibrant youth wing that is results-driven as evident in the youth led emphatic Presidential elections victory chalked in 2020. I wholeheartedly express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to this great legacy.

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In July this year, the party will, once again, go to Conference to elect National Officers to lead the party for the next 4 years. Respectfully, I’m putting myself up to be elected as National Organizer of our party when the time is due. I have made this informed decision, premised on the enormous experience and relevant skills set I have acquired coupled with proven track record whiles rising through the ranks – from Polling Station, TESCON, Constituency, Region to my current position as National Youth Organizer.

Consequently, I would commence my nationwide campaign tour this week in Ashanti Region where I will meet newly elected and appointed Constituency Officers to put forth my vision and set of objectives as I seek to be the next National Organizer of NPP.

Let me hasten to add that my campaign would be totally clean and decorous devoid of insults or disrespect or personal attacks whatsoever. I have great confidence in my track record and I’m fully convinced that my message crafted around a 10 Point Strategic Plan, outlined below, under the theme *”Strategic Organisation for NPP’s Sustained growth & success”* will resonate with delegates and the rank and file:

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1. Developing an all inclusive & Participatory activity Master Plan

2. Operation Recapture Lost Seat

3. Strategic communication built on solid organisation & training

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4 Resource & Logistic Mobilisation

5. A Stronger Volunteer/identifiable group Management System

6 Continuous training and capacity Building Programme

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7. Special Wings (Youth, Women & Nasara ) Outreach Programmes

8. Strengthening the Party’s Membership Drive Efforts

9. Digitization (Operational & organisational feedback system)

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10. Strengthening Diaspora Party Activities and Programmes

In conclusion, I bring to the table rich and trusted experience in organization and leadership, and with a clear proven performance the organizational arm of the NPP under my watch will help deliver victory to our party people in 2024.

Thank you.

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…Signed…

Henry Nana Boakye ESQ (Nana B )

National Youth Organizer, NPP

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Source: Sintim Media

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“Don’t Rush Entrepreneurship” – Kweku Etuaful Advises UCC Students

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At a time when many young people feel pressured to start businesses immediately after school, entrepreneur and media executive Mr. Kweku Etuaful delivered a timely reminder at the University of Cape Coast.

Chief Kweku Etuaful
Founder/CEO, EN.AR Limited & TW Radio

Speaking at a guest lecture organised by the Centre for Entrepreneurship and Small Enterprises Development (CESED), Mr. Etuaful challenged students to rethink what it truly means to be entrepreneurial. According to him, the foundation of entrepreneurship lies in mindset, discipline, and preparation rather than quick ventures.

Using his personal journey as an example, Mr. Etuaful explained how years spent working in structured corporate environments shaped his approach to business. His experience in finance roles across several organisations helped him develop habits of accountability, financial control, and respect for systems—qualities he believes are often underestimated by aspiring entrepreneurs.

Chief Kweku Etuaful
Founder/CEO, EN.AR Limited & TW Radio

He stressed that micro-entrepreneurship is not about starting small because of limitation, but about starting deliberately. By focusing on specific niches, managing costs carefully, and delivering consistent value, micro businesses can grow sustainably even in uncertain economic conditions.

A major focus of his address was the freelance and gig economy, which he described as a powerful entry point for students and young professionals. However, he cautioned that freelancing should be approached with the same seriousness as formal employment. Reliability, consistency, and reputation, he noted, are what separate successful freelancers from struggling ones.

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Mr. Etuaful also highlighted the importance of community and collaboration, drawing insights from Inspire Cape Coast, an initiative aimed at strengthening creative collaboration and storytelling in the Central Region. Through this experience, he said, it became clear that impact is driven more by mindset than location.

In concluding his lecture, Mr. Etuaful encouraged students to slow down, learn deeply, and build strong personal foundations before venturing into full-scale entrepreneurship. He reminded them that employment, freelancing, and entrepreneurship are not competing paths but complementary stages of growth.

Source: TW Radio

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