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The New Patriotic Party (NPP)’s Parliamentary Aspirant for Agona East Constituency, Mrs Hannah Asamoah, has entreated the electorate to vote for change of Member of Parliament for rapid transformation of infrastructural and human development.
She said the Agona East had retrogressed over a decade because of bad representation in Parliament and it was time for drastic change in voting patterns to ensure prosperity for the area.
Mrs Asamoah made the call when she addressed the media after the inauguration of ‘’Friends of Hannah Asamoah club’’ at Nsaba in the Agona East constituency of the Central region.
The aims and objective of ‘’ Friends of Hannah Asamoah club’’ was to enable supporters to preach good policies and programmes of Dr Bawumia and Hannah Asamoah to the electorate, especially floating voters to cast their ballots for them.
She said for any candidate to win elections, it needed hard work, coupled with fantastic team that would translate numbers into votes to win on December 7.
The Aspirant disclosed that she had received support from both NPP and NDC, indicating massive unity and mutual understanding among members of the party in the Agona East.
This she stated would propel them to clinch victory, adding that the 2024 Parliamentary election was like ‘David and Goliath’ and that Goliath would be defeated.
Mrs Asamoah said grounds were more fertile as compared to 2020 Parliamentary elections because the electorates had understood something clearly at last and there was no way they would repeat that mistake again.
She called on all the youth who had benefited from free SHS to reciprocate by voting massively for Dr Bawumia and her candidature to enable their brothers and sisters also to enjoy the audacious educational policy.
The Aspirant said the NDC MP and her Presidential Candidate had nothing to offer the people again and urged the electorates in the Agona East to cast their ballots for NPP to continue good policies and programmes to transform their lives.
Source: GNA
