Yawson made the statement when he distributed livelihood equipment to persons with disabilities
Ghanaians do not regret voting for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) with many citizens already experiencing positive changes in their lives.
Isaac Yawson, District Chief Executive (DCE) for Twifo-Atti-Morkwa, assured that better days were ahead as the lives of all citizens would be improved in the coming years.
Yawson made the statement when he distributed livelihood equipment to persons with disabilities (PWDs) in the district.
Items presented included 23 deep freezers, a cassava milling machine, an industrial sewing machine, a metal container, hair dryers, and mixing blowers.
independence.
In addition to the support for PWDs, the DCE also extended assistance to beneficiaries of the National Youth Apprenticeship Programme by providing them with essential working tools.
It formed part of government’s efforts to empower vulnerable groups and improve their economic.
Addressing both the PWDs and youth apprentices, Mr Yawson encouraged them to make good use of the equipment to improve their livelihoods and secure a better future.
Abeiku Essien, the Central Regional Coordinator of the National Youth Apprenticeship Programme, urged parents of the apprentices to ensure their wards protected and maintained the equipment provided.
He advised beneficiaries to support the vision of President John Dramani Mahama (JDM), noting that the programme was aimed at empowering the youth through skills development and employment.
Kofi Kwakye, district head of the Social Welfare Department cautioned beneficiaries, particularly PWDs against selling the equipment received.
He urged them to work hard and use the equipment productively to achieve long-term financial security.
