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The Chief of Atasomanso in the Ashanti region, Nana Owusu Barimah III, has urged constituents of Nhyiaeso to come out in their numbers and vote massively for Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, to protect the good works of the NPP.
Welcoming Dr. Bawumia to Atasomanso, where he met stakeholders of the Nhyiaeso constituency on Monday, the Chief, speaking on behalf of traditional authorities in the constituency, said the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has done tremendously well in the past eight years, and the only way to ensure continuity is for residents to come out and vote.
"NPP has done a great job and we want continuity. But if we will get assurance of that continuity it depends on you and I and everybody," Nana Owusu Barimah III said.

"Let us spread the good message to everyone to get out and vote so that the NDC cannot come back," he added.
"Let us all come out in our numbers and vote for the NPP because we know that it is only the NPP that offers real development when they are in power."
The Chief said examples of NPP's massive development project abounds across the country, and cited the impact of Free SHS, and many development projects in his community.
"We have all seen all the good things the government is doing so it is up to us to come out and vote in our numbers for Bawumia and the NPP to protect the good work."
“If you wear some spectacle and you say you cannot see the good works of the government, it is up to you. As for us the Chiefs and people of Nhyiaeso, we have seen them and we will continue to support the government.”
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