Personal Assistant to the Member of Parliament (MP) for Asante Akim North, Hon Andy Appiah Kubi, has refuted rumors suggesting the MP's involvement in the closure of Salt FM, located in the constituency.

Speaking at a press conference held in Asante Akim North, Mr Derrick Amoah categorically stated that Hon Andy Appiah Kubi bears no responsibility for the closure of Salt FM, as speculated by some individuals.

He emphasized the MP's dedication to the development of the constituency and highlighted his efforts in lobbying for various development projects over the years.

"Hon Appiah Kubi has no problem with Salt FM, there is no qualm between him and Ohene Kwame Frimpong. Hon Kubi has the development of the constitution at heart," Mr Amoah affirmed.

He further outlined the MP's achievements in rural electrification, provision of portable drinking water, and ongoing road construction projects, underscoring Hon Andy Appiah Kubi's commitment to serving the constituents' interests.

Addressing supporters, Mr Amoah urged all NPP supporters in the constituency to unite behind the MP to secure the party's retention of the seat in the upcoming elections. Additionally, he expressed support for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia's presidential candidacy, emphasizing the importance of rallying behind the party's leadership.

"We will continue to work with Salt FM, so it’s our prayer and that of Hon as well that Salt FM comes back again," Mr. Amoah reiterated, emphasizing the desire for the radio station's reinstatement.

He dismissed the rumors circulating on social media implicating the MP in the closure of Salt FM as politically motivated and urged the public to disregard them.

The press conference aimed to clarify misconceptions surrounding the MP's alleged involvement in the closure of Salt FM and to reaffirm Hon Andy Appiah Kubi's commitment to the development and progress of Asante Akim North constituency.