The Ladies Association of the Volta River Authority (VRA) has categorically refuted recent media reports alleging their disapproval of Ing. Edward Ekow Obeng-Kenzo’s appointment as Acting Chief Executive. National President, Lady Susana Araphua Van-Brocke, vehemently denied these claims, labeling them as baseless, false, and entirely unfounded. She unequivocally distanced the association from these assertions, emphasizing their full support for Ing. Obeng-Kenzo’s leadership. The Association, far from opposing his appointment, has extended their heartfelt congratulations and pledged their unwavering commitment to his success. This clear refutation aims to dispel any misconceptions arising from the erroneous media reports and reaffirm the Association’s unified stance in support of the new Acting Chief Executive.
The Ladies Association of VRA, represented by a nine-member national executive delegation, personally conveyed their congratulations and assurances of support to Ing. Obeng-Kenzo. They expressed their enthusiasm for his appointment and emphasized the crucial role of the Association as a driving force within the VRA’s operations. Their visit underscored their commitment to collaborating closely with the new leadership and contributing actively to the Authority’s continued success. This direct engagement with Ing. Obeng-Kenzo served to solidify their support and demonstrate their dedication to working together for the benefit of the organization.
Lady Gloria Tagoe, Accra Area President, further elaborated on the Association’s commitment to empowering women within the VRA. She highlighted their ongoing initiatives to enhance the skills and capabilities of female employees, preparing them for future leadership positions within the Authority. This focus on professional development and career advancement reflects the Association’s dedication to fostering a strong and inclusive workforce. Lady Tagoe also requested Ing. Obeng-Kenzo’s support for these crucial programs, emphasizing their importance in cultivating a diverse and capable leadership pipeline within the VRA.
Ing. Obeng-Kenzo, in response to the Association’s visit and expressions of support, expressed his sincere gratitude for the warm welcome. He acknowledged the vital role played by the Ladies Association within the VRA and affirmed his commitment to building upon the foundation laid by his predecessor. He emphasized his dedication to further elevating the VRA’s stature and achieving even greater success. This commitment to continuity and improvement reassured the Association and the wider VRA community of his intention to lead the organization to new heights.
Furthermore, Ing. Obeng-Kenzo extended a call to action to all VRA staff members, particularly those within the Ladies Association, urging them to work together diligently in pursuit of the Authority’s shared goals. He emphasized the importance of collaboration and unity in achieving the VRA’s strategic objectives. This appeal for collective effort underscored his belief in the power of teamwork and the importance of every individual’s contribution to the overall success of the organization.
In conclusion, the Ladies Association of VRA has not only refuted the misleading media reports but has also actively demonstrated their enthusiastic support for Ing. Obeng-Kenzo’s leadership. Their proactive engagement, coupled with the Acting Chief Executive’s commitment to collaboration and progress, sets a positive tone for the future of the VRA. The focus on empowering women within the organization further strengthens the Authority’s commitment to diversity and inclusivity, ultimately contributing to a more robust and successful future. The harmonious interaction between the Ladies Association and the new leadership signifies a unified approach towards achieving the VRA’s shared goals and reinforces their collective dedication to the organization’s continued growth and prosperity.
