TTAG Removes National Coordinator Lala Victor Following Delegates’ Congress Decision

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Meta Description: Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana removes National Coordinator Hon. Lala Victor after a decision by the 30th Annual Delegates’ Congress.


TTAG Announces Removal of National Coordinator

The (TTAG) has officially removed Hon. from office as National Coordinator with immediate effect.

The announcement was contained in a public notice issued by the TTAG National Secretariat on May 18, 2026.


Decision Taken at Annual Delegates’ Congress

According to the statement, the decision was reached during the 30th Annual Delegates’ Congress held on May 16, 2026.

TTAG explained that the removal followed concerns over conduct considered inconsistent with:

  • Efficient functioning of the Association
  • Institutional discipline
  • Constitutional processes governing TTAG

The Congress reportedly voted overwhelmingly in favour of the removal.


Delegates Vote for Removal

The notice disclosed that:

  • 153 delegates voted for removal
  • 62 delegates voted for suspension

Based on the outcome, Hon. ceased to hold any authority within the Association.


TTAG Warns Public Against Unauthorized Representation

TTAG emphasized that the former National Coordinator no longer has the mandate to:

  • Act on behalf of the Association
  • Speak for TTAG
  • Represent the Association publicly
  • Undertake official engagements in the name of TTAG

The Association further urged media houses, stakeholders, and the general public not to recognize or engage him on TTAG-related matters.

According to the statement, any such engagement would not represent the official position of the Association.


Association Reaffirms Commitment to Constitutional Governance

The stated that it remains committed to:

  • Constitutional governance
  • Institutional integrity
  • Democratic principles
  • Accountability within student leadership

The statement forms part of ongoing developments within the Association following recent administrative and electoral changes.


Notice Signed by TTAG Leadership

The public notice was jointly signed by:

  • — General Secretary
  • — President

Copies were forwarded to the National Executive Council, media houses, stakeholders, and TTAG records.


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