Prominent journalist and broadcaster Bridget Otoo has been appointed as a Presidential Staffer, Government Communications, at the Office of the President.
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In a personal statement posted on social media, Otoo described the appointment as a “deep honour” and pledged to serve with dedication and integrity.
Reflecting on the journey, she recalled the emotional weight of the January 7 presidential inauguration, which she experienced from a hospital bed due to an unexpected medical setback.
Despite this, she remained connected through updates from her husband and family members who attended the event.
“With all the faith and trust I have in the NDC government, I was deeply honoured to be considered for a role in helping shape its mandate, once I was back on my feet,” she wrote.
Otoo credited her new role to “grit, dedication, and hard work,” while acknowledging the privilege of serving at the seat of government.
She extended special thanks to:
- President John Dramani Mahama and First Lady Lordina Mahama
- Presidential Advisor Joyce Bawa Mogtari
- Deputy Chief of Staff Stan Xoese Dogbe
- Minister for Government Communications Felix Kwakye Fosu
- The NDC grassroots and foot soldiers
Otoo’s appointment has been met with warm congratulations across social media, where many praised her boldness, advocacy, and media expertise.
Her new role places her at the core of the government’s communications machinery, a position she promises to honour with purpose and impact.
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