Ashanti West – 31st August 2026
The Ashanti West Power Queens Club on Monday, 31st August, 2026 swore in newly elected executives at the Regional Office Conference Room at Adum, bringing a one month electoral process to a close.
The swearing in ceremony follows the election of new executives on 21st August, 2026 to succeed the outgoing executives whose tenure had ended.

Newly elected executives of the power queens club who were sworn into office include: Queen Rita Adjei (PRESIDENT), Queen Esther Oti Agyemang (VICE PRESIDENT), Queen Lydia Akua Amoateng (SECRETARY), Queen Deborah F. Brobbey (ASSISTANT SECRETARY), Queen Charlotte Aikins Annan (FINANCIAL SECRETARY), Queen Jennifer Grace Arthur (TREASURER), Queen Rita Abaidoo (CHAPLAIN), Queen Sheila Annan (ORGANIZER), Queen Mary Amoasi Takyi (SPORTS ORGANIZER) and Catherine Kangatchi (PORTER)
In her acceptance speech, Queen Rita Adjei expressed gratitude for the trust members have reposed in her by electing her as president for a second term. She thanked the previous executives for their support and commitment to the goals of the power queens club.
She further thanked the Management of Ashanti West Region for consistently supporting the activities of the Power Queens Club throughout her first term and expressed hope that the Power Queens Club under her leadership will continue to collaborate with Management in all aspects of our operations.
Queen Rita emphasized that “as queens, we have a responsibility to create an environment where we are able to discuss issues affecting women particularly gender-related concern without prejudice or bias. Such engagements broaden our understanding, strengthen our confidence and ultimately promote our growth”.
The newly elected Ashanti West power queens President called on all queens to come onboard with their unique skills, voices and different perspectives to facilitate the growth of the club.
Ing. George Amoah, General Manager for Ashanti West Region and Patron for the Ashanti West Power Queens Club commended the previous executives for an excellent performance during their tenure.
Ing. Amoah added that “for ECG to achieve its corporate objectives and sustain the gains made, we need the help of power queens, so all female staff must take up this mantle and contribute their quota to achieving our objectives”.
Ing. Amoah assured the Power Queens Club that Management will continue to support them to remain a model for ECG power queens. He further urged Power Queens to live in accordance with their slogan and promote love and unity among members.
