Audio By Carbonatix
The National Democratic Congress' parliamentary candidate for the Manso Adubia constituency in the Ashanti Region, Simon Kwaku Adjei says he would donate his salary to the development of Manso Adubia and to boost farming in the constituency if voted into power.
He also promised to support every farmer with cutlasses for farming and fertilizers every year and with sack sprayers for their farms since Manso is predominantly a farming community.
"If I win the election, I will divide my salary into two, one for the development of Manso Adubia and the other half for farmers," he said.
The Parliamentarian who runs on the ticket of the National Democratic Congress reiterated the NDC's promise of improving Manso Adubia's road network under the leadership of former President Mahama.
"Vote for me. If I become the MP, I know how to bring development into this constituency. All our roads are in bad shapes and part of my development agenda is to fix them, Mahama has promised to give Manso its fair share of development because he has done it before".
He urged the residents to vote the NDC back into power in order to receive their share of the national cake.
Latest Stories
-
GRA identifies about 100 additional foreign digital service providers for VAT collection
7 minutes -
Digital VAT collection system will not add another 20% to existing charges – GRA clarifies
12 minutes -
BBNaija wears a Nigerian crown, not an African one
25 minutes -
Ga Mantse to co-host 5th edition of ‘A Night with the Diplomats’
54 minutes -
Stirling Centre launches 4th cohort of its flagship COLP qualification, welcomes learning leaders from Ghana, other countries
57 minutes -
IMF/World Bank Annual Meetings: Africa must help shape global AI rules – BoG Governor
1 hour -
GMTF takes fight against crippling treatment costs to Volta Region
1 hour -
GMTF targets Volta healthcare gaps with equipment, specialist training and patient support
2 hours -
Telecel Ghana wins 2 awards at the CCIFG Gala and Awards 2026
2 hours -
Petrol, diesel prices set to fall from Oct. 16 as LPG faces 18.5% hike
3 hours -
Bank of Ghana engages stakeholders in Techiman
3 hours -
PIAC unable to verify GH¢21m petroleum-funded projects in Ayawaso West
3 hours -
Ketu North MP led delegation petitions government over deteriorating Weta Irrigation Scheme
3 hours -
Unpaid contractor delays KATH Mother and Baby Unit as materials deteriorate
3 hours -
Kofi Adams says Ghanaians ignored warnings over World Cup visa payments
3 hours