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Call Your Disrespectful Polling Station Chairman And Co-ordinator To Order.....AAYA To NPP Executives

 

Call Your Disrespectful Polling Station Chairman And  Co-ordinator To Order.....AAYA To NPP Executives


We the members and executives of Assin Akropong Youth Association wish to draw the attention of the entire NPP leadership both national and constituency to the appalling and disrespectful attitude of the polling station chairman for Assin Akropong Electoral area Mr. Charles Asare popularly known as Amelo and the coordinator Mr. Solomon Danquah also known as Master solo.

These two people have teamed up to prevent any developmental project from being used or being initiated in Assin Akropong which would greatly affect the fortunes of the party.

The NPP Polling station chairman and the coordinator have both vowed to prevent the association from achieving its objectives of developing the community. This is said on the following reasons.

A three (3) unit classroom  block built by GETFUND which was lobbied by Hon. Kennedy Agyapong , MP for Assin Central has been abandoned.

This school has deteriorated so bad that construction cannot be  continue, The building got to it's roofing stage but due to lack of supervision and negligence , a building which was almost 75% completed pulled down by itself.

 This school would have otherwise been a pivotal project for the NPP Party especially as the party approaches the general elections.

A solar panel  project aimed at powering pumped water to the community has also been neglected and as such, part of the community still struggles to get good drinking water. This project would not only project the NPP Party in the limelight but would also reduce the hardship on the community.

The last but not the least, alot of miscommunication in  the community on developmental projects are  initiated by them.

They normally do this  to influence the people to accept their political slot agenda as the best way to go as a community. 


These are  few reasons why we call upon the national body to call the chairman and coordinator to order and to help the community attain the developmental status that it acquires.


Find below pictorial evidence of the school and solar project.



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