The Member of Parliament (MP)representing the Ablekuma North constituency, Sheila Bartels, has highlighted her achievements since taking office on January 7, 2021.

During an interview on Adom FM's morning show, Dwaso Nsem Thursday, the MP outlined her contributions to enhancing the constituency's road infrastructure and bringing improvements to the education and health sectors.

Bartels shared that she provides free provisions for first-year Senior High School (SHS) students and conducts complimentary extra classes for BECE candidates.

Additionally, she proudly mentioned fully sponsoring three students to university and six students to SHS this year.

“Since I became MP, our major problem has been roads so that was my primary target. We have so far done several roads in the constituency. We have also fixed damaged traffic lights. When it comes to education, I have built and renovated some school blocks in my constituency.

Every year I give BECE free extra classes and give provisions to SHS goers. I have also sponsored three students to the university. We have also provided equipment for our municipal hospital and every year we offer free health screening,” she said.

Addressing the prominent issue of roads in the constituency, Bartels emphasized her focus on road construction and the repair of damaged traffic lights.

In the realm of education, she disclosed her efforts in building and renovating school blocks within her constituency.

Bartels reiterated her commitment to education by offering annual free extra classes for BECE candidates and distributing provisions to SHS students.

Beyond education, she has sponsored three students to university and provided equipment for the municipal hospital, organizing free health screenings every year.

Confident in her leadership, Bartels believes she is the right candidate to lead the New Patriotic Party to victory in the 2024 general election. Currently seeking re-election, she faces competition from former MP Nana Akua Owusu Afriyie in the January 27 NPP parliamentary primaries.