Assin South NPP: MP Collapsing Party with meter issues

Assin South NPP: MP Collapsing Party with meter issues.

The Assin South Deputy Secretary for New Patriotic Party Robert Oppong Amoateng has unveiled that, the Assin south NPP is likely to suffer defeat if care is not taken come 2020 election. He said the people no longer believes in the leadership of the party at the constituency level.

According to the Deputy secretary, the most threatening factor among others is the provision of meters. The people have paid Gh 100 for the ECG/ PDS meters as promised by our Member of Parliament Hon. Rev John Ntim Fordjour for two years now. He added that, the constituents have only been subjected to lies, deceit and disappointment from their lawmaker. Sadly, timelines has been given over and over as to when the meters would be ready but to no avail, The people were promised to have the meters before Dec. 2018, In Dec. 2018, they were reassured that by March 2019….. We are now in May.

Mr. Amoateng said,they can’t continue like that because they are giving out an effective political weapon to our opponent.

He therefore promised that, he will not sit unconcerned for the party to be humiliated during 2020 elections. The seat we see today was battled for by our elders and therefore there is the need for us to protect it, he added.

He stated emphatically that, he can no longer go to his hometown because of threat from people demanding their money .He warned that, if concrete measures are not taken immediately to address this issue, he will advice himself.(I will seek for a loan to pay off).

The idea behind provision of ECG/ PDS meters to the people is good, but why should it take such a longer time after the payment, he quizzed

The Deputy Secretary said, he don’t intend to undermine the integrity of anybody but the truth must be told. Assin south NPP is likely to lose the parliamentary seat.

By:

ROBERT OPPONG AMOATENG

(Asst. Sec, Assin South const. NPP)

054 287 4334

Story filed by: odoom prince

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