ATWIMA NWABIAGYA NORTH STAFF WELFARE MEETING HELD

The Constitution of the Atwima Nwabiagya North District Staff Association Section 13 clause 1 states that the “Executive Committee shall submit to the General meeting not more than three (3) months after the end of each fiscal year, an Annual report dealing with the activities and financial operations of the Association during the year.” pursuant to the section the committee has met with members of the Association to report on its financial standing as well as other issues of concerns to members.

Members engagement came about on the Thursday, of March 16, 2023 at the District Assembly’s Conference Hall.

   

Chairing the meeting was the Chairman of the Association, and District Physical Planning Officer – Mr Franz Ebo Yartel, assisted by the able committee members; Ms. Adwoa Konadu Yiadom – Financial Secretary and Head of the Central Administration, Mrs. Kasia Tabiri, Treasurer and Senior Human Resources Manager, Mrs. Francisca Akolgoma Abagna – Secretary and Assist. Director IIA, Mr Augustine Agyei – Organiser and District Information Officer with a special guest who is a member and the District Coordinating Director (DCD), Mr S.M Abdul-Rahman coordinating all event to its success.

The Chairman of the Association, Mr. Franz Ebo Yartel said dues payment and membership has become a challenged to the progress of the Association. He appealed to members to effect payments whilst staff who are not members be encouraged to join.

According to him, the financial standing of the Association was not one to write home about after the report and members should make input. He assured members of a better future and days ahead if members would be more committed than ever.

In his address the DCD, appealed to members to throw their maximum weight at the Association. He assured members of a collaborative work of the Assembly and the Association.

He prayed members let go of the bygone whilst siding with the Executives on current discussion for the betterment of the Association.

Feedback gathered revealed that some members nearly dropped out of the Association due to some persistent errors and importantly lope holes in its organisation of events but assured of bouncing back and ready to support if what were discussed would implemented.

Story by;
Augustine Agyei
DIO.

MAIDEN BIG FAMILY TOUR ORGANIZED FOR STAFF OF ANNDA

It was quite a memorable moment when staff of the Atwima Nwabiagya North District held a maiden family refreshing tour at the Dam site.

The joint tour was well organized by the District Staff Welfare Association (ANNSWA).

An Association barely inaugurated in the year 2022 and for the few months can hold it’s chest high with numerous notable benefits members have received.

From weddings, funerals, and others members in “good standing” have gracefully being honoured with.

The Association relentlessly took staff and members of the Atwima Nwabiagya North District to the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL) processing site at the Barekese Dam for a trip.

     

       

According Mr Franz Ebo Yartel, Chairman for the Association, explained that the Staff/members tour was to strengthen the working bond of staff and members as well as established a definite love among themselves.

He was certained that what the Association has done would leave a mark of recognition to staff and encouraged others to join.

The participants visited the Barekese Dam site on Thursday, March 6, 2023 to break-off for the Easter Celebration.

Mr Dari Salifu, the Maintenance Officer (MO) being the tour guide for the day took staff through the very processes that drops water at ones end. Through a tunnel underpass to the surface of the man-made dam where the water is drawn, to the disinfectants used to treat the water, laboratory that critically review the water and where it was stored for distribution.

Being a virgin pilgrimage it was treated with utmost importance and fun.

Among the participants were the District Coordinating Director (DCD), Mr S.M Abdul-Rahman, District Finance Officer (DFO), Mrs. Regina Ayireogye, and other supporting staffs.

Staffs who opined to this report commended the Executives of the Association and hoped more of such trips are made in the coming calendar of the Association’s itinerary.

They were optimistic that such joint activities would make the District Assembly more strong and loving.

Story by:
Augustine Agyei
DIO