See The First Appointment Kwame A-Plus Plans To Make After Assuming His Managerial Role At CMG.

The convener for The People’s Project (TPP), former musician and fiercest critic of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr. Kwame Asare Obeng aka Kwame A-Plus has revealed his first appointment he intends to make as soon as he kick starts his new job.

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News making round indicates that Kwame A-Plus has been appointed as the General Manager of Class Media Group (CMG) and he has shown how elated he is to have such an opportunity to showcase his managerial prowess.

As part of the efforts to make his new job better, he has uncovered his wish to add an NPP communications team member as part of his new team.

Check out Kwame A-Plus’ post below;

***My first appointment shall be Patrick Nii Addo Lawman as communication director of CMG. Patrick, a hardworking, objective and energetic young man is currently a staff member of NPP party headquarters. He holds a masters degree in communication and is also an aide to John Boadu, NPP general secretary. Nii, I’ll be excited to have you on board. I wish you accept this and work with us to bring to the good people of Ghana a new understanding of journalism and mainstream media as a whole.

CMG shall not in any way be used as a platform to promote one political ideology over the other. I shall ensure that people of diverse opinions are brought together to work towards building a better CMG and above all a better Ghana. It is not about where you belong. My appointments shall be based on one’s capabilities and love for this beautiful country called Ghana 🇬🇭 , not your hairstyle or your political affiliation. It will be a privilege to work with you Nii. Many appointments shall follow in the coming days. Dear good people of Ghana, please work with me. I need you now than ever 🙏🏾

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