The Worcester Executive Fitness Club (WEFC) successfully held its maiden meeting on Sunday, October 26, 2025, at the Africa Cultural Center, 860 Main Street, Worcester, Massachusetts.
The gathering brought together professionals and community leaders united by a shared passion for fitness, wellness, and personal growth.
Chaired by the Acting President, Jeffrey Barimah Antwi (Oga One), the meeting marked the official beginning of WEFC’s mission to promote healthy living, unity, and social impact within the Worcester community.
In his remarks, Oga One, as he is affectionately called, expressed gratitude to all attendees and outlined the club’s purpose: to create a strong network of individuals committed to fitness, accountability, and mutual support while fostering professional development and community engagement.
At their maiden meeting, members discussed and agreed upon key decisions regarding the club’s structure, governance, and future direction. The meeting set the stage for the club’s official launch in 2026, following completion of registration and strategic planning. Members also adopted the slogan “WEFC: We lift, we grow, and we live,” and agreed on the greeting “Executive,” with the response “Power,” symbolizing the club’s unity, strength, and shared vision.
To ensure effective leadership, the following interim executives were appointed: Jeffrey Barimah Antwi (Oga One) as President, Daasebre Omama Acheamfour Antwi Boasiako (Mmranteɛhene) as Vice President, DNA Bress-Biney as General Secretary, Hon. Prince Osei Agyekum as Organizer, and Mr. Charles Appiah, David King, Solomon Obeng, Joe Prempeh and Michael Kwarteng as Executive Members.
The meeting featured a special address by Rev. Andrew Agyemang, Pastor of the Assemblies of God Church in Springfield, MA, and a Financial Professional with New York Life Insurance Company. Rev. Agyemang commended the initiative and urged members to uphold love, discipline, and integrity in all activities. He emphasized financial prudence and long-term planning, encouraging members to adopt consistent savings habits and ensure transparency in managing club resources. He pledged his support in guiding members on financial literacy and retirement planning.
The meeting concluded on a note of optimism and unity. Members took a group photograph to commemorate the occasion, while the Acting President expressed appreciation for everyone’s participation, dedication, and vision for the club. He reaffirmed WEFC’s commitment to fostering a culture of health, accountability, and collective growth.
The Worcester Executive Fitness Club (WEFC) is a community of professionals in Worcester, Massachusetts, dedicated to promoting fitness, personal development, and social responsibility. Through wellness initiatives, group activities, and networking opportunities, the club aims to inspire members to live healthier, stronger, and more purposeful lives.



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