You are insensitive and greedy for going after Ayensuano seat. NDC youth blast the party’s current national deputy youth organizer , Ruth Seddoh

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                      🖇️story by; Yakubu Adams Democracy is indeed the ultimate positive revolution because it gives every individual of adult suffrage the power to change, control, and direct duty bearers for the common good of the people. But in every multi-party democracy, individual aspirations must always be in sync with their ideological party identity, the very platform on which those individuals would want to stand and advance their political growth  The NDC as a political party must not become just a tool for party executives in actualizing just their dreams, rather, party executives must remain religious to their contracts and promises upon which they were elected to serve. Barely few weeks ago, Ruth Seddoh told the over one thousand party delegates drawn from the 275 constituencies across the country that they should elect her as a deputy national youth organizer of the party, in order to work for the party and deliver the youth votes  Ten (10) candidates were standing up f
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One student tests positive for COVID-19 at Konongo Wesley SHS

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At least one student has tested positive for COVID-19 at the Wesley Senior High School at Konongo in the Ashanti Region.

Citi News has gathered that a team of health workers and contact tracers have been dispatched to the school following the confirmation of the case.

Reports indicate that the student was earlier rushed to the Konongo Government Hospital after showing symptoms of the virus but was diagnosed with malaria and asked to return home.

According to an uncle of the student, Osei Kwadwo, his nephew was left on his own to travel from Konongo to Kumasi only to find out that he is COVID-19 positive.

He is not happy about the development and says the student has since not been isolated and is living with his mother and other siblings at home.

He is also blaming health officials and school authorities for not handling the issue properly.

He says the student’s mother has since taken the COVID-19 test and awaiting her test results.

“The government has said that no parent should come to the school to visit their ward… We are told that you don’t have to get close to people with COVID-19 and so I am very concerned that they left the student to journey on his own alone from Konongo to Kumasi. He returned to his mother and siblings and is still living with them. We don’t have any place to quarantine him. His mother has also taken the test and her results are not out yet,” he said.

Meanwhile, sources at the school say health workers are on campus to assess the situation and take any necessary action.

Source: Universenewsroom.com

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