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3rd July 2020 8:52:40 AM
2 mins readBy: Chris Kodo
A gathering of people numbering around six hundred and thirty-eight (638) in the Dome-Kwabenya Constituency professing to be members of the ruling New Patriotic Government (NPP) have defect to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in dissent of the administration's inability to address their necessities in the territory.
The gathering led by one Brilliant Opuni Karikari, convened at the party's office in Taifa to outline their dissatisfaction and frustration with their Member of Parliament (MP), Sara Adwoa Sarfo adding that she failed to initiate formative tasks as she guaranteed in 2012 and 2016 Parliamentary elections.
At a question and answer session at Taifa Mail station on Sunday, Mr Karikari, together with the others proclaimed their allegiance to the NDC's up-and-coming politician, Madam Elikplim Akurugu.
"Our sister, the MP, Adwoa Sarfo has baffled we all. Our streets are truly horrendous; potholes have become as profound as barrels and our kin continue experiencing floods from time to time. We vote to get individuals to lead us and initiate our formative plan, however today that can't be said about our MP who we upheld to Parliament," Karikari told press men.
He said the MP didn't demonstrate any worry to the occupants during the COVID-19 lockdown and furthermore neglected to meet gatherings inside on formative issues.
"The NDC competitor, Elikplim Akurugu is the person who has been meeting gatherings to guarantee them of her help. She has even helped chip away at the potholes on our streets which was our anxiety. She likewise conveyed staples to the individuals during the lockdown time frame when our MP was mysteriously gone, so we will bolster the NDC to win the seat," Karikari included.
Sources state the MP's exhibition over the most recent 8 years had gone under investigation among top gathering authorities in the electorate for which reason Mike Oquaye had the help to challenge Madam Adwoa Sarfo.
We are yet to hear from the camp of NPP about the situation.
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