Ho Municipal General Assembly unanimously confirmed Stephen Adom

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Mr Stephen Adom, the Ho Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) nominee has been unanimously approved by the General Assembly.

He polled 43 ‘Yes’ votes out of total votes cast representing 100 per cent.

Mr Adom in his speech said the confirmation had sealed all processes that involved in the race to the MCE slot adding that all must come on board to help develop the Municipality.

He said his programme ranged from agriculture to scholarship schemes for all in the Municipality.

Mr Adom said his nomination was a testament of confidence reposed in him by President John Dramani Mahama.

He said he was committed to serving with dedication and humility, adding that unanimous approval meant a lot for him.

Mr James Gunu, Volta Regional Minister, noted that most Assemblies were debt-ridden and there was the need to work around the clock to turn the fortunes of the Assemblies.

He said despite the challenges and differences in the nine Assemblies that confirmed the respective nominee, they united to ensure that their areas were developed.

Mr Gunu said the development of Volta Region must start from the regional capital, which would manifest in other Municipals and Districts in the Region.

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