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HON. OWUSU-BREMPONG ATTENDS THE 11TH BIENNIAL CIRCUIT YOUTH CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

Hon. Yaw Owusu-Brempong, the New Patriotic Party's parliamentary candidate for the Asutifi South constituency, was the special guest of honour at the 11th Biennial Circuit Youth Conference of the Methodist Youth Fellowship.

The conference is being organised under the auspices of the Goaso Diocese of the Methodist Church of Ghana, and hosted by the Acherensua Wesley Chapel.

Speaking on the topic of 'ENTREPRENEURSHIP', Hon. Owusu-Brempong took the participants through a presentation on the topic. He gave the participants practical steps to becoming an entrepreneur in today's Ghana, and demonstrated what the youth can make of business opportunities in their immediate environment.

Accompanying him were the following: Hon. Musah Issaka (Constituency Organizer), Adu Yeboah (Acherensua Zonal NPP Chairman), Azumah Prinso (Acherensua Mantukwa Electoral Area Coordinator), Edward Boateng - Amonia, Saeed Kountryman, Boakye Danquah, and Nkrumah Joe, all campaign aides.

There was a question and answer session, during which the aspiring Member of Parliament - for Asutifi South - fell on his own background and experience in business to imbibe in the youths priceless business ideas to pave the way for them once they start on the path of being entrepreneurs.

Rev. Enoch Percy Abbam, the diocesan youth coordinator, commended Hon. Owusu-Brempong for honouring the programme, and for coming to share his invaluable experience with them, both as a member of the church, and an entrepreneur of immense repute.

Hon. Yaw Owusu-Brempong also made a modest donation towards the activities of the circuit youth fellowship, and promised to be available whenever the fellowship came calling.


Saeed || Kountryman
Campaign Aide
O-Brempong2020








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