Akosua Manu appointed spokesperson for NPP's Gender and Social Protection Committee
Akosua Manu, also known as Kozie, has been appointed Spokesperson for the NPP's Gender and Social Protection Committee as part of a major restructuring exercise following the party's 2024 electoral defeat. The appointment was announced in the party's newly released committee composition document. The committee is co-chaired by Member of Parliament Adelia Ntim and Dr. Susana Alo.
Grace Akosua Amoabeng will also serve as a spokesperson alongside Akosua Manu. Ama Nequaye Tetteh has been named Secretary to the committee. The Gender and Social Protection Committee is tasked with shaping and communicating the NPP's policy direction on gender, social welfare, inclusion, and vulnerable groups ahead of the 2028 general elections. The reconstitution of the committees forms part of efforts by the opposition NPP to reorganize and reposition itself following the outcome of the 2024 general elections.
The NPP is expected to unveil more activities and policy engagements through the various committees in the coming months as it intensifies preparations toward rebuilding and reconnecting with the electorate.
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Akosua Manu has been appointed as a spokesperson for the NPP's Gender and Social Protection Committee. This appointment is part of the party's restructuring efforts after the 2024 elections - and it signals a strategic move.
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