MCE Hopeful Armah: Joshua Nii Armah Solomon
Okaikwei North, Accra – April 5, 2025 – Joshua Nii Armah Solomon, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Deputy IT Director and aspiring Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Okaikwei North, today reinforced his commitment to grassroots service through a series of community engagements.
Supporting the Abofu Ward Clean-Up Initiative
Solomon joined forces with Eric Aryeetey and Isaac Adjei Bobre (Unit committee leader), the organizers of a community clean-up exercise at Abofu Ward. While Aryeetey and Bobre spearheaded the initiative, Solomon actively participated in the sanitation efforts, working alongside the Abofu youth and volunteers to clean up and improve the neighborhood’s environmental conditions. His presence reinforced his belief in collaborative community development and highlighted his hands-on approach to tackling environmental challenges in the municipality.
Sympathy Visit to Late Hon. Nii Voodoo’s Family
Later, Solomon paid a heartfelt visit to the family of the late Hon. Nii Doodoo, a respected community figure. He expressed condolences and pledged support to the bereaved family, underscoring the importance of solidarity in leadership.
Honoring the Late Quansah at Funeral Ceremony
The day concluded with Solomon attending the funeral of Mr. Aaron Quansah, brother of former Deputy Organizer Suleiman Quansah aka (TT). His presence at the ceremony further demonstrated his dedication to standing with constituents during pivotal moments.
A Leader Rooted in Service
Today’s activities align with Solomon’s track record of community-first leadership. Last month, he marked his birthday with a 3-day service program, including Ramadan donations, church thanksgiving and time with kids sessions.
Quotable:
“True leadership is about showing up—whether it’s lifting a broom or lifting spirits in times of grief,” Solomon remarked during the clean-up exercise.
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Residents praised his accessibility, with the Abofu Ward Coordinator stating: “His consistency sets a benchmark for aspirational leadership.”