The Ashanti regional branch of the Ghana Journalist Association(GJA) has awarded Chairman Odeneho Kwaku Appiah for his contributions towards media development in Ghana.
Mr Odeneho Kwaku Appiah, affectionately called COKA was honoured in the 5th Ashanti GJA Awards ceremony that took place at the Kumasi Rattray Park, on Saturday, June 24, 2023.
COKA, according to GJA is as an important stakeholder and pillar, who has imparted in the media good ethics and professionalism.
The Association also describes him as a truly selfless, “Boundless Partner” and a warrior in Media Development within Ghana and beyond.’
Presenting the award of citation to him, the GJA stated that, “Your lifeline support to the media fraternity is really admirable and you indeed walk your talk.”
The citation reads:
You are the kind of personality, irrespective of your political affiliation, always believing that unity is strength when there is teamwork and collaboration; that is only when wonderful things can be achieved.”
You have imparted in the media good ethics and professionalism. And extraordinarily, manage many characters and dispel the fears and worries in the media activism and wherever “we need you, you are always there to support us and show us the way
GJA Ashanti would like to thank you and honour your exemplary leadership and support.
Ayekoo Chairman Odeneho Kwaku Appiah
Receiving the prestigious award, COKA expressed;
“I was honoured when you expressed your appreciation of me. Your approval makes all my effort feel worthwhile. I am happy that you see me as an asset to the media fraternity.”
“Thank you for this recognition, it motivates me to continue to do more”, he added.
GJA President
In an address, Mr Albert Kwabena Dwomfour, National President of the GJA on the other hand said, Journalists in Ghana will continue to hold government accountable until the living conditions of every Ghanaian is improved.
“As we have done in the past, we will continue to collaborate with relevant stakeholders including government to strengthen governance while ensuring accountability, he added.
Source: Oyerepafmonline.com
