ADPA Honoures Hon. Naana Ackom for Championing Disability Rights

Gomoa Potsin — In a moment of celebration and national pride, Hon. Naana Ackom, the Metropolitan Chief Executive of Gomoa East, has been presented with a Certificate of Recognition by the African Disability Policy Advocates (ADPA) for her exceptional leadership in promoting disability rights and social inclusion in Ghana.

The award, officially conferred during the commemoration of the United Nations International Day of Hope, recognizes Hon. Ackom’s “exemplary leadership, unwavering passion for social inclusion, and dedicated commitment to public service.”

Her efforts to promote the dignity, well-being, and empowerment of persons with disabilities — as well as those affected by mental health challenges — were described as “a powerful example of inclusive and compassionate governance” by the ADPA.

The certificate was formally presented by Ms. Aida Sarr, Executive Director of the African Disability Policy Advocates, in the presence of distinguished guests, traditional leaders, and representatives from the disability community.

“We are proud to honor Hon. Naana Ackom as an ideal host for this important commemoration. Her work in the Gomoa East Municipality continues to uplift the voices of the marginalized and redefine the role of leadership in inclusive development,” said Ms. Sarr.

The event marks a historic milestone for Gomoa East, further establishing the district as a progressive hub for disability advocacy and inclusive governance in Africa.