Wa, Ghana - June 7, 2024 - The Upper West Region of Ghana is in mourning today as news broke that the Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr. S.B. Kangberee, passed away on Friday morning.
According to a family source, Mr. Kangberee had been battling an undisclosed health complication until his passing.
Despite his health challenges, he remained committed to his duties as the Regional Chairman, serving two consecutive terms in the position.
Under his leadership, the NPP in the Upper West Region made significant strides, with Mr. Kangberee being instrumental in empowering party members and strengthening the party's grassroots structure. He worked tirelessly to build a strong and united party, and his efforts paid off with the party's success in the region in the last elections.
During his tenure, Mr. Kangberee was instrumental in identifying and nurturing young talent within the party, providing them with opportunities to grow and develop their leadership skills. He also worked closely with local party executives and stakeholders to develop strategies that would benefit the region.
Mr. Kangberee's plans to empower party members in the Upper West Region included implementing a mentorship program for young party members, as well as establishing a scholarship fund for students who were pursuing higher education.
His vision was to create a more sustainable and self-sufficient party structure that would benefit the region for years to come.
The NPP has expressed its deepest condolences to the family of Mr. Kangberee, and has praised his dedication and commitment to the party.
The funeral arrangements for Mr. Kangberee are yet to be announced. As the region mourns the loss of this dedicated public servant, his legacy will be remembered for years to come.
The people of the Upper West Region will undoubtedly remember Mr. Kangberee for his tireless efforts to empower and uplift his community through his work in the NPP. His legacy will live on through the many lives he touched and influenced during his time as Regional Chairman.
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