As the by-election in Assin North approaches, the Assin Central NDC has expressed its firm commitment to Hon James Gyakye Quayson, who is seeking to retain the parliamentary seat.
Nurein Migyimah, also known as David Ba, the NDC's parliamentary candidate for Assin Central recently addressed the public, reiterating the support of his constituency executives for Hon. Quayson to represent the people in Parliament.
He acknowledged the exceptional work of Hon Joe Quayson during his tenure as the Member of Parliament for Assin North and expressed his confidence in his ability to continue delivering for the constituency.
Speaking on behalf of the Assin Central NDC, Hon. Migyimah assures that he and his men will roll out a robust campaign strategy, effective voter outreach, and grassroots mobilization efforts to secure a victory for the NDC.
The Assin Central NDC pledged to back Hon James Quayson with resources to boost his campaign, further solidifying his position as a strong contender.
Hon. Migyimah's pledge resonated with party supporters and constituents who expressed their enthusiasm and appreciation for the Assin Central NDC's unwavering support.
He highlighted the importance of unity among NDC members and urged them to remain focused and determined for victory.
The Assin North by-election is expected to be a closely contested race, with various political parties and candidates vying for the seat slated for June 27.



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