Audio By Carbonatix
Some delegates from the Dome Kwabenya constituency have voiced their discontent with the current MP, Sarah Adwoa Safo.
They claim that she has not been active in their community and has not done anything to improve the lives of the constituents.
Speaking to JoyNews during the New Patriotic Party (NPP) primaries, the delegates stated “Once she is elected into power, you won’t find her again. She travels outside and will be dancing on TikTok.”
The delegates emphassied that 'change is coming', as they plan to vote for Adwoa Safo's opponent, Mike Ocquaye Junior in the election.
“Our father Junior, I love him so much. He opens his doors for us every time and never sacks us,” a delegate said.
“We even go to his house for water to drink and wait for him. He addresses our problems so we want all Ghanaians to know that, those of us in Dome Kwabenya have the wisdom to vote against Adwoa Safo,” another said.
“We are voting against Adwoa Safo so that Mike Ocquaye junior will win this election,” the delegates said.
Latest Stories
-
“Ghana has moved from ICU to wellness center” — Finance Minister declares economic recovery
17 minutes -
Ato Forson highlights “turning point” in economic recovery strategy
20 minutes -
NACSA Seminar: Gender Minister demands an increased role for women to end gun violence
25 minutes -
Full text: Statement on Ghana’s new engagement with IMF
32 minutes -
US trade mission to visit Ghana
1 hour -
Tempane: Three suspects arrested over deadly Worinyanga attacksÂ
1 hour -
EU fines Temu €200m for allowing sale of illegal products
1 hour -
Portugal breaks hottest May day record as Europe swelters in heatwave
1 hour -
KetaFC celebrates “vindication” after Volta RFA Middle League controversy
1 hour -
Professor Joseph Ofori-Dankwa receives 2026 Lifetime Leadership Impact Award
1 hour -
United Pension Trustees advocates menstrual hygiene awareness and support for girls in Juaben
1 hour -
The age when the body starts ageing faster
1 hour -
Controversial Volta RFA verdict triggers calls for GFA intervention
1 hour -
AIMS Ghana, University of Waterloo lead push for stronger mathematics education at HTTMC 2026
1 hour -
NADMO dismisses claims residents were not warned before Weija Dam spillage
3 hours