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SECOND LADY TO STORM TAMALE AS THE SPECIAL GUEST OF HONOUR AT THE NPP NATIONAL YOUTH CONFERENCE

H E Samira Bawumia
The National Youth Wing of the New Patriotic Party, will on Friday,  December 6, 2019 hold the National Youth Conference in the Northern Regional Capital of Tamale.  In climaxing the Youth Wing's activities for the year, the conference will attract all of the NPP's Youth leaders and activists. They will be joined by many of the party's big shots to brainstorm ideas as we  mount a spirited campaign to retain power in 2020.

The youthful, elegant and eloquent Second Lady of the Republic of Ghana, H. E  Mrs. Samira Bawumia is the Special Guest of Honour for the Youth Conference. The Second Lady, the youngest in the fourth Republic has since bursting on the  scene, carved a niche in delivering powerful and excellent speeches. She is expected to stoke the spirit of volunteerism, diligence, dedication and bravery among the youth as the party prepares for the 2020 general elections.
The conference will come off at the Multi Purpose Hall of the  University of Development Studies (UDS) at 9 am.  The National Youth leader of the NPP,  Henry Nana Boakye is seeking to rally the youth to lead the party's campaign in 2020 and the Youth Conference will be the final preparation ahead of the big task in 2020.

The conference is being held under the theme “One Good Term Deserves Another” and  will host Ministers and Deputy Ministers who are youth; Regional Youth Organizers and their Deputies; CEOs, DCEOs and other Government appointees, MMDCES, Constituency Youth Organizers & their Deputies, TESCON delegations from all accredited institutions; and  delegations from the  diaspora youth wing.

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