Passing the Baton: A New Chapter for the NTD Advocacy Club (UHAS-FNBSPH)
On Monday, August 31st, 2026, the Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) Advocacy Club at the Fred Newton Binka School of Public Health (FNBSPH), University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS), held its Leadership Handing Over Ceremony. Under the theme "Transitioning & Advancing the Cause," the event celebrated a legacy of dedicated advocacy while welcoming the newly sworn-in executive team ready to take the reins.
Honoring a Legacy of Dedicated Service
The outgoing executive team, led by Pious Aboagye, laid a strong foundation of community outreach, public education, and advocacy to combat neglected tropical diseases.
Outgoing Executive Team

President: Pious Aboagye
Vice President: Osborn Sedem Azorli
General Secretary: Lois Umuyatu Baba
Treasurer: Nana Nsuidin Jacob
P.R.O.: Amu-Dzunu Prisca
Liaison Officer: Nelly Kwashie
Organizer: Christabel Anokye Duku
Their hard work and vision elevated the club’s presence across campus and the broader public health community.

Welcoming the New Executive Team
The newly inducted leadership team brings fresh energy, expanded roles, and a shared commitment to advancing the fight against NTDs.

Incoming Executive Leadership
President: Lois Zuhkpoko
Vice President: Gohoho Arthur
General Secretary: Hillary Brooks
Organizing Secretary: Rhoda Petiafo
P.R.O.: Hamidu Hamidatu
Treasurer: Dorgbefu Bless
Liaison Officer: Nartey Olivia
Media Chair: David Danso
Community Engagement Officer: Blessing Amaana
Research and Grants Lead: Nkrumah Obiyaa
Looking Ahead
With expanded portfolios, including specialized leads for research, grants, media, and community engagement, the new executive body is well-positioned to scale the club's impact.
Thank you to the outgoing leaders for their tireless service, and congratulations to the incoming team as they step up to lead the charge.
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