Aspiring parliamentary candidate for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Asikuma Odoben Brakwa Constituency, Mrs. Winifred Abaidoo-Ayin, commonly known as Madam BB, has stated that the government has implemented various policies that benefit Ghanaians.
The aspirant candidate noted that the party has accomplished much despite the country’s issues.
She aims to advocate for motorable roads, schools, and other infrastructure improvements in the constituency.
“If I am elected as MP, I will work to have all of the area’s deplorable roads repaired.” I would also advocate for various initiatives here, including access to safe drinking water. Several initiatives have been launched by the NPP. We have done our best, and we will continue to do so.
The NPP will continue to keep all of its promises to Ghanaians. It is the party that makes promises and follows through on them. As a result, I am urging our delegates to support me as their parliamentary candidate. I will provide and will not let them down. Breaking the eight is feasible, and I am willing to help the NPP do it.”
She emphasised the importance of running a clean campaign free of insults directed at opponents because, if elected, the efforts undertaken to support other failed hopefuls will be needed.
“I will not partake in insult politics.” I shall never longer disparage my opponents. I’d rather tell folks what I’m capable of doing for them. And I urge all party members to be decent.”
Meanwhile, several party delegates and local citizens have committed to voting for her.
She was described as a lobbyist with the ability to bring development to the area.
“We understand what she is capable of. She is a powerful woman and a mother figure. She is a decent and competent woman, and your vote for her will not be in vain. “I’m urging delegates to support her,” a woman stated.
“She is competent and has a listening ear,” another commented. A vote for her as MP is a vote for progress. Delegates should vote intelligently and for her. She is capable and will represent our interests as constituents if she is elected MP.”
“Do not waste your delegates’ votes.” I urge the delegates to vote for her. If she is elected, our roads will be repaired. A local stated, “She has the lobbying skills and the ability to work as we expect.”
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
