Accra: Mr. Prince Latif Oyekunle, a hopeful for the Oti Regional Chairmanship of the Civil and Local Government Staff Association, Ghana (CLOGSAG), has pledged to strengthen advocacy and promote fairness for members if elected.
According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Oyekunle expressed that his aspiration to lead the Association is driven by a commitment to transparency, probity, accountability, and the welfare of civil and local government staff in the region. He emphasized that effective advocacy is essential in addressing the concerns of members and improving their conditions of service.
"Strengthening advocacy and securing fairness will be at the core of my leadership. Every member deserves to be heard and to benefit from a responsive Association," he stated. Mr. Oyekunle aims to deepen member participation in the affairs of CLOGSAG and ensure that the Association continues to serve as a united voice for its members across the Oti Region.
He expressed confidence that collaborative leadership and active engagement would help advance the interests of members and strengthen the Association. The chairmanship hopeful appealed to members for their support, prayers, and votes ahead of the Association's regional elections in 2026.
CLOGSAG is the recognized trade union representing civil and local government staff nationwide and is mandated to promote and protect the interests and welfare of its members.