I’ll Improve The Health Needs For Members Of Ghana National Association of Garages--Aspiring Ashanti Regional Chairman Of GNAG
Consequently, he stressed the need for the member to vote massively for him to win the contest scheduled to take off on Thursday September 4, 2023.
Freeman Koryekpor 
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Luqman Engineering Services and Training Centre who doubles as an aspiring Ashanti Regional Chairman for the Ghana National Association of Garages (GNAG), Mr Luqman Nuhu Mohammed Apeadu has picked the nomination forms to contest the Ashanti Regional Chairmanship race of the Association.
Consequently, he stressed the need for the member to vote massively for him to win the contest scheduled to take off on Thursday September 4, 2023.
Mr Apeadu who was the former Ashanti Regional Chairman of Ghana National Association of Garages noted that he is ready to serve the artisan workers in the Ashanti Region and was hopeful that he is confident to win the race to help improve the quality of health needs of the members of the Association.
He poised to lobby the central government through the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) to finish the ongoing building of a 2.7-kilometre road from the Osei Kyeretwie Secondary School Junction to the Suame Magazine New-Tafo road stretch of Kumasi metropolis.
According to Mr Apeadu, who is pleading to contest the Ashanti Regional Chairmanship position of the Association unopposed, when given the nod to win the race, he would continue to work to improve the various challenges facing the quality health care delivery system of the workers of the Association in the Ashanti Region.
He further gave an assurance that he would recommend for the posting of the more health workers and provision of the health delivery logistics and equipment to the Kumasi Suame Magazine Hospital to help address the equity gaps in the distribution of health workforce to achieve “HEALTH FOR ALL” in Ghana by 2030.
The young Ghana famous entrepreneur announced his intention to construct a modernise training centre for artisans and provide financial assistance to improve their businesses.
Mr Apeadu stressed that he would work hard to ensure more acquisition of more fire tender for the Suame Magazine area to fight unforeseen
During an interview with journalist the former Vice chairman mentioned that the major challenges faced by artisans are obtaining capital for start-up businesses and training centres to train the youth are willing to learn from them.
He mentioned that some of the artisans are in the house due to financial support for their businesses. He requested them to vote for him as the chairman to address these challenges.
Additionally, he stated that providing social amenities, including health centres and others, was also a crucial factor in his decision. “I’m willing to help build Suame Magazine to meet the world standard.
Already I’m in the system and so I know all the problems there, however, I will entreat them to give me the nod to bring significant changes to them in the area’’.
He stated’’,the artisans need proactive leader who can fight for their welfare, get things done as they want it and I think I am the best man to lead them’’.
Furthermore, the philanthropist continued that, since the artisan profession has been infused by the modernised machines, he will push to the necessary quarters to ensure they are well equipped and trained in the modernised system, whilst emphasising on the already constructed training school for the youth who will show interest to learn.
‘‘I have provided free accommodation for anyone who is willing to learn. Also, works is ongoing in the training school. I am doing this for free to ensure our youth are well trained in some of these areas to reduce the unemployment rate in the country.’’
He seized the opportunity to appeal to all the zonal and district executives to support and vote for him to win the election so that he executes all these assurances.
