The foundation was formed by astute educators, engineers, financial advisers, administrators, and strategists advocates, who are all old students of the Adisadel College in the United States.

The foundation, to which Dr Nfodjo is a founding member, is dedicated to the continuous improvement of underprivileged schools and communities in Ghana and Africa through science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics education, innovation, vocational training and information technology.

Since its establishment in 2016, the foundation has provided teaching and learning materials to several students and schools in many rural communities in Ghana, as well as providing scholarship schemes for brilliant but needy students.

In a statement issued at Columbia in Maryland, the President of the North America branch of ETF, Mr Jeffrey Boham, said "Your landslide victory is an endorsement by the people of Ho West of your grassroots-focused and visionary leadership which is needed in Africa and other developing economies today."

He added "It is our prayer that your passion and drive to guide and empower the people of Ho West to accelerate the pace of development in the constituency will lead you to even more resounding victories in 2020 and beyond."

He said the the Erratic Truth Foundation was proud of Dr Nfodjo's achievements, saying "On behalf of all of us at ETF, I'd like to congratulate you on your electoral victory."

Dr Nfodjo secured 397 votes in the recently held primaries of NPP in its orphan constituencies on Saturday, September 28, 2019, to beat both Melody Gbena and Eric Gonyuie who obtained 64 and 132 votes respectively.