Bekwai Constituency PC Meets With Assembly Members And Government Appointees

The New Patriotic Party Parliamentary Candidate and MP hopeful for the Bewkai Constituency, Lawyer Ralph Poku-Adusei on Tuesday 30th April 2024 met with all elected Assembly members and government appointees in the Bekwai Municipality.

The visit congratulated all members, introduced themselves, and discussed ways they can work together to develop the constituency.

As he is affectionately called, the young wise counsel called for unity amongst members and encouraged them to propagate the good works of Dr. Bawumia and himself in their respective electoral areas.

He reiterated that, under his leadership as MP, he would ensure a fair and equitable distribution of resources and development among communities within the constituency.

He also assured members of his availability and support of matters that require his attention. Further to his belief in being accessible to all members, he gave them his contact. He asked them to reach out to him on issues that require his attention and super in their respective electoral areas.

As a realist and action man, the MP hopeful assured members of his calls and visit to them to discuss problems in their communities and proffer solutions to them.

The Assembly members used the chance to raise major issues of concern within the constituency which they believed if not attended to would increase voter apathy and affect the fortunes of the NPP in the December 7 general elections. 

These include the relocation of Poano/Adjamesu/Senfi and other refuse dumps in the constituency which has become an albatross for the communities.  Road networks mentioned also included Kensere-Krokotro-Koniyaw Road and Poano to Manso roads. 

Lawyers took cognisance of these issues and assured them that efforts are being put in place to ensure these major obstacles are resolved before the December 7 general elections.

He assured members of his commitment to them and all constituents and his strong resolve to work to bring the much-needed development and improvement in the local economy of the constituency. 

This he affirmed, would be in tandem with his promise of a self-sufficient constituency.

Members expressed appreciation and remarked that the visit was unprecedented in the history of the Assembly.

A cash donation of Ghs 5000 was presented after which a group picture was taken with members.