Nana Sekyiwaa Daadom, also known as Mrs. Susie Gyasi, holds the esteemed titles of Soabe Kyidomhemaa and Ashanti/Akim Kwaadutwum Obaapanin. With a rich and diverse background in public service, Nana Sekyiwaa Daadom has dedicated her life to serving her community with distinction and dedication.
Having served in the Ghana Police Service as a Police woman from 1976 to 1982, Nana Sekyiwaa Daadom gained invaluable experience in law enforcement and community policing. Her unwavering commitment to upholding justice and maintaining public safety earned her respect and admiration among her colleagues and constituents.
In 1983, Nana Sekyiwaa Daadom relocated to the United Kingdom, where she continued her legacy of service with the National Health Service (NHS) as an Ambulance Driver. In this role, she played a vital role in emergency response and patient care, demonstrating her compassion and professionalism in the face of adversity.
In addition to her contributions to public service, Nana Sekyiwaa Daadom is an active member of the Nananom Progressive UK, where she serves as the Vice Chairlady. In this capacity, she plays a pivotal role in advancing the organization’s mission and objectives, leveraging her leadership skills and experience to drive positive change and empower the community.
Nana Sekyiwaa Daadom’s commitment to service extends beyond her professional endeavors, as she is deeply involved in various philanthropic and community development initiatives. Whether it’s advocating for women’s empowerment, promoting health and wellness, or supporting education and youth development, she remains steadfast in her dedication to making a difference in the lives of others.
As Vice Chairlady of Nananom Progressive UK, Nana Sekyiwaa Daadom is a beacon of strength and inspiration, embodying the organization’s values of integrity, compassion, and inclusivity. Her leadership and tireless efforts have left an indelible mark on the community, inspiring others to join in the pursuit of a better future for all.
