Dam spillage: Council inaugurated to ensure equitable distribution of relief items
The AEC will be responsible for guiding the MP's office on equitable distribution of donations to all 21 displaced camps and affected households across the North Tongu constituency
An independent Accountability Elders Council (AEC) has been inaugurated to oversee the transparent and accountable management of all donations received through the North Tongu MP’s office intended for VRA-induced flood victims.
The AEC will be responsible for guiding the MP’s office on equitable distribution of donations to all 21 displaced camps and affected households across the North Tongu constituency.
It will ensure no victim is left out and assist the MP, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa with integrity mechanisms that must prevent any diversion of relief items or funds received through his office.
The AEC is made up of royalty and highly respected elders from all six traditional areas in North Tongu. It is chaired by the illustrious Prof. Emmanuel Netsey-Afedo.
Other members of the AEC are Togbe Kodzo Azagba IV of Mepe, Mama Asieku IV of Battor, Manklalo Agbohla VI of Dorfor, Togbe Dzetekletsi III of Torgorme, Memayor Asiworme — Secretary to Fodzoku Traditional Area and Nicholas Bordeha.
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