Tingawura Alhaji Abudu Seidu Sampson has taken a significant step towards serving the Savannah Region by submitting his application for the position of Council of State. This move was made earlier today at the Savannah Regional EC office, where Garba Tinga Wura Alhaji Abudu Seidu Sampson submitted his nomination form. The deputy Savannah Regional EC Director, Mr. David Acheampong received the documents on behalf of his boss, who is currently out of town attending to other important assignments.
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With 39 years of experience in public service, Tinga Wura Alhaji Abudu Seidu Sampson brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. His background includes roles such as Accountant for the Ghana Education Service, former District Chief Executive for Bole Bamboi, and a former Regional Director for the National Health Insurance Authority. This extensive experience has equipped him with the skills and expertise necessary to represent the Savannah region effectively.
In addition to his professional experience, Tinga Wura’s background as a chief from the chieftaincy background has also prepared him for this role. He has taken on a chieftaincy title and serves on various committees within the Gonja traditional Council. Notably, he chairs the 1930 Gonja constitutional review Committee and is also a member of the Savannah Regional Council of elders.
Tinga Wura’s strong lobbying skills, gained from working with NGOs, and his connection to President Mahama, could facilitate regular meetings to discuss issues affecting the Savannah Region. The region is eager for development, and Tinga Wura’s appointment to the Council of State could be a significant step towards achieving this goal.
On the basis of his experience and qualifications, Tinga Wura has urged delegates to vote for him, emphasizing his ability to turn the fortunes of the infant Savannah region. Tinga Wura is now urging all electorates to rally behind him and cast their votes in his favour. To become a member of the Council, Tinga Wura will likely undergo a selection process, which may involve elections. We wish him the best of luck in his pursuit of this esteemed position.
