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A new face of Keta Constituency, Dr Emmanuel Kojo Jones-Mensah has said that his vision is to have Keta Constituency become one of the best in terms of development in the country.
Dr Emmanuel Kojo Mensah, a business mogul who filed to contest the NDC primaries in the Keta Constituency on Wednesday noted that the Keta municipality lacks development projects, a situation which needs to be addressed urgently.
Dr Jones-Mensah noted that with the many projects like construction and rehabilitation of bridges at Hatorgodor and Lawoshime among many other projects, he has already started just within few months, he is sure to bring more development to the Constituency when he becomes the MP.
He noted that he is hoping the good people of Keta will see how serviceable he is and give him the nod to become the servant in order to help continue with the development projects.
Dr Kojo Jones-Mensah listed other projects he has already started as the reshaping of the Havedzi roads, water project in Anyako among others.
He noted that it is necessary to have an MP who is a unifier and someone who is ready to lay down his life for his people.
He urged the delegates to give him the mandate to become their voice and hope for the future.
"We are hoping that the good people of Keta realise that and believe that indeed their servant leader is Efo Kojo" Dr Kojo Jones-Mensah said.
He noted that a servant is someone who is ready to unite the base of the party and someone who is going to bring development in terms of human capital development and social capital development.
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