Audio By Carbonatix
Member of Parliament for South Dayi, Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, has indicated that he has the unflinching support of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to continue his work as a legislator.
This he said was evident during his vetting adding that his constituents also appreciated his performance and would want him to do more as their representative in Parliament.
He made these statements when speaking to the media at the premises of the NDC Volta Regional Office in Ho after he was vetted ahead of the parliamentary primaries.
“What is important is that it is a clear indication that I have been asked by the party to continue to do the good work that I am doing for the good people of South Dayi," he said.
He entreated the delegates to keep faith in him as he continues to champion the course of the constituents both in the constituency and in Accra.
Mr Dafeamekpor listed among other things his leadership role in mobilizing youth to demonstrate against the bad state of the Eastern Corridor Road in the constituency, which led to the resumption of construction work on the road.
“The duty imposed on me by the good people of South Dayi to remove Nana Akufo-Addo and the incompetent government is not done. So they are asking me to continue," he said.
He is optimistic about winning the primaries scheduled on the 13th of May 2023.
“I may have some competition, but I think that competition, when it comes to 13th May, we shall go into the nitty-gritty of that very well”, Mr. Dafeamekpor said.
Latest Stories
-
Mahama Ayariga urges banks to take responsibility for beautifying public spaces
35 minutes -
Account for the old economy before selling us a new one
1 hour -
Abanga sets 4 million youth-vote target for Bawumia ahead of 2028 election
1 hour -
Gold edges lower with focus on Fed minutes, rate path clues
2 hours -
Oil prices rise as storms and air strikes threaten supply
2 hours -
Nigeria nears 2,000 repatriations from South Africa after latest evacuation flight
2 hours -
‘How can an office…close at 5pm?’ – Abanga questions 24-Hour Economy
2 hours -
‘4 million is possible’ – Abanga unveils NPP’s youth-vote battle plan
2 hours -
‘I never gave up’ – Abanga Fusani reflects on journey to NPP Youth Organiser victory
3 hours -
World Bank maintains Ghana’s growth rate forecast at 4.8% in 2026
3 hours -
Cedi was worst African currency in quarter 2, 2026 – World Bank
3 hours -
US death row inmate Christa Pike awake and speaking after failed execution, lawyers say
3 hours -
AI gains can lift three times as many people out of poverty in Ghana – World Bank
3 hours -
Scammers target ECG customers with fake meter sales and MoMo payment calls
5 hours -
Abanga Fusani credits hard work and consistency for NPP Youth Organiser victory
5 hours