Former Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Authority (NYA), Akosua Manu, has announced plans to contest the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) parliamentary primary in Adentan ahead of the 2028 general elections.
She made her intention known in a social media post on Tuesday, November 10, reaffirming her commitment to the constituency and expressing readiness to continue the political journey she began with residents ahead of the 2024 elections.
The announcement signals her intention to return to the Adentan parliamentary contest after representing the NPP in the constituency during the 2024 general elections.
Akosua Manu, who also serves as Special Advisor on Gender and Social Protection to Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, described her political engagement in Adentan as an unfinished mission, insisting that her vision for the constituency remained relevant.
She expressed determination to pursue the shared aspirations of the residents with renewed commitment and energy.
“The work we started together in Adentan is far from over, and the vision we share for our constituency remains as important today as it was when we first began,” she stated.
She added that her determination to continue the political journey had grown stronger, expressing confidence in the collective effort needed to achieve their goals.
“Let's run it back. Let's finish the job in 2028,” she added.



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