Atwima Mponua - Awake And Vote For Change Tour

The Progressive People's Party yesterday took their "Awake and Vote for Change" tour to the Atwima Mponua constituency in the Ashanti region of Ghana. The National Chairman, National Secretary together with the Regional Executives visited seven communities in the Atwima Mponua constituency as follows:

Mpasatia
Nyinahini
Akoraborkrom
Abofrem
Ahyeresu
Sreso
Anansu

The PPP National Chairman, Mr. Nii Allotey Brew-Hammond bemoaned the state of infrastructural development in the community. He was shocked at the state of cocoa farmers whose produce generate most of the revenue for the government yet they receive a little of those resources to develop their environs. He criticized the NDC & NPP governments for shirking their responsibilities in the provision of social amenities. He asked the people of Atwima Mponua to change their vote to reflect the worsening condition of their lives.

The National chairman introduced the Regional and National Parliamentary Campaign Committees to the Chiefs and people of Atwima Mponua. He also introduced Mr. Eric Ninson Arthur, who is the Parliamentary Candidate of the PPP in Atwima Mponua and charged the people to vote massively for him come November 7, 2016.

The National chairman took the opportunity to preach to the people of Atwima Mponua the task ahead of a PPP government. He spoke about separating the Attorney General from the Ministry of Justice to enable the Minister focus on executing his functions well. He spoke of the need to assure our parents free and compulsory education from Kindergarten to Senior Secondary for their children.

The National Chairman sought their votes to help ppp win power to end institutional corruption by giving power back to the people through the election of their Chief Executives, separate the Attorney General from the Minister of Justice, and to end MPs serving as Ministers of State.

PPP promised to ensure employment for all able bodied Ghanaians, and guaranteed basic quality education from Kindergarten to SHS for all.

Chairman Nii Allotey thanked the Chief's and People of Atwima Mponua for their time and support.

Mr. Eric Authur Ninson thanked the people and asked for their votes. He told the gathering that the current MP (Isaac Kwame Esiama) of the area had taken them for granted because, as voters, they have refused to change their voting pattern over the years. He promised to serve them well when they vote for him as their Representative in Parliament.

Murtala Mohammed
National secretary