NDC W/Regional Organiser Dr. Japhet Baidoo dies
Western Regional Organiser of National Democratic Congress (NDC) Dr. Japhet Baidoo has joined his his ancestors.
This sad event occurred early hours of Wednesday 16 February 2022.
A brief notice announcing the his death by Western Regional NDC said ” It’s sad to inform the party and general public about the demise of the Western Regional organizer of NDC Comrade Dr. Japhet Baidoo”.
Read below:
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS
WESTERN REGION
16th February, 2022
PRESS RELEASE
ANNOUNCING THE SAD PASSING OF OUR
REGIONAL ORGANISER – MR. JAPHET BAIDOO
Early this morning, the NDC, Western Region was hit with a very shocking and
devastating news of the passing of our hardworking Regional Organiser, Mr Japhet
Baidoo.
He was taken ill for a few months and was showing encouraging signs of recovery, only to relapse just a few days ago leading to this sad end. This is a very difficult time for the Party.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to both the immediate and extended families and pray that the Good Lord consoles all of us.
Meanwhile, the Party is working closely with the family of our departed
colleague on the way forward, and every effort will be made to update the rank and
file and the general public on any new development.
In the meantime, the Regional Leadership directs that all Party activities in the
Region should be suspended until further notice.
May the soul of our brother and friend, and the souls of all the faithful departed
rest in perfect peace.
Signed
JOSEPH NELSON
REGIONAL SECRETARY
Source: africaneditors.com
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