The Member of Parliament (MP) for Cape Coast North, Barbara Asher Ayisi says even though losing the seat was initially painful, defeat will help her learn, grow and mature.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) MP, who lost to Dr Kwamina Minta-Nyarko of the National Democratic Congress, in the December 7 elections, said that although no one contests an election with the intention to lose, her loss offers her the opportunity to reflect on what went wrong and straighten up any issues.
Mrs Ayisi was speaking at the Cape Coast Family Sanctuary of the Victory Bible Church International (VBCI) on Sunday.
She was emphatic that she had made history during her tenure by offering immense help and support to many of her constituents who needed her assistance.
She also expressed gratitude to the people for believing in her and giving her the opportunity to serve.
Speaking on the election, Mrs Ayisi expressed delight that President Akufo-Addo won massively in her constituency, an indication that people had trust in the President and the Party.
Bishop Richard Ampadu Duku, the Head Pastor of the Family Sanctuary of VBCI, encouraged the MP to be steadfast and never give up but to continue to chart a better course for young girls in the Region and beyond.
“Let’s work together to design a role model project that will groom younger girls to take up leadership positions,” he said.
Bishop Duku urged the MP to pursue her goal of being a good role model for the constituents as God continues to use her to glorify Himself.
Mrs Ayisi, whose tenure as MP ends on January 6, 2021, narrowly lost to Dr Minta-Nyarkoh in the polls in which she polled 21,642 as against 22,972 by her opponent.
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