Accra: The Krachi East Municipal office of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has held a ceremony to bid farewell to a dedicated staff member, who is being transferred. The ceremony was filled with emotional tributes and heartfelt appreciation for the staff member's service.
According to Ghana News Agency, the staff member, Madam Sahadatu Salifu, who has been an integral part of the NCCE Krachi East team, was praised for her dedication, commitment, and passion for civic education. Her contributions to the Commission's work in the Municipality were acknowledged, and her departure was met with a mix of sadness and celebration.
Mr. Paul Datsomor and Madam Elizabeth B. Wottuomo, along with all staffers and superiors, paid tribute to the staff member's hard work, teamwork, and gentle guidance. She was praised for her ability to inspire and motivate others, and for her unwavering commitment to the commission's mission.
Mr. Clement Kwasi Mamadu, Krachi East NCCE Director, reflected on the close working relationship they shared with Madam Salifu. He highlighted her invaluable role as a translator and advisor, and the impact she had on their work. He said as she embarked on a new chapter, her legacy would live on through the countless lives she had touched and the work she had accomplished.
Nana Kwasi Robert Boame, Oti Regional Director of NCCE, was confident that Madam Salifu will continue to make a meaningful difference, inspiring others and leaving a legacy. According to him, her departure from Krachi East is not an end, but a new beginning and her contributions will be remembered for years to come.
The staff of the National Commission for Civic Education, Krachi East Municipal, proudly honors Madam Sahadatu Salifu with a citation, recognizing her exceptional dedication, loyalty, and outstanding service to the commission. Since joining the municipal office in 2011, Madam Salifu has constantly demonstrated unwavering commitment, professionalism, and a deep passion for civic education and community development.
Her leadership, teamwork, and gentle guidance have inspired colleagues, strengthened civic values, and positively impacted countless lives in Krachi East. Her calm spirit, work ethic, and exemplary conduct have advanced the goals of the commission and uplifted the image of NCCE in the municipality and beyond.
As she embarks on a new chapter, the staff celebrates her legacy and prays for God's continuous grace, protection, and excellence in all her future endeavors. The staff expressed their heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for her tireless efforts and commitment to the commission's mission.
