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A/R: Parliamentary Candidate Supports NIA Card Distribution Efforts.

 
 Parliamentary Candidate Supports NIA Card Distribution Efforts


In a bid to promote effective governance and empower citizens, a parliamentary candidate for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Bosome Freho Constituency, Asare Baffour Yamoah has expressed strong support for the National Identification Authority's (NIA) distribution of identification cards to eligible constituents. 

Acknowledging the importance of these cards, Mr. Yamoah aims to encourage increased citizen participation in the electoral process and service delivery.

As an advocate for transparency, inclusivity, and the utilization of cutting-edge technology, the parliamentary candidate believes that the NIA cards can significantly enhance governance systems and positively impact the lives of constituent. He is urging eligible citizens to make the most of this opportunity by obtaining their NIA cards.

The NIA, with the support of the government, has been spearheading a comprehensive national identification card program aimed at creating a centralized database of citizens. These cards have multiple functionalities, including facilitating voting, access to government services, and providing necessary identification for financial transactions.

To facilitate widespread distribution, Asare Baffour Yamoah has supported the NIA to be able to travel and distribute the cards across all the various zonal areas in the Constituency.

In collaboration with community leaders, and relevant stakeholders, Mr. Yamoah has been able to distribute thousands of cards to residents through the NIA.

Speaking to Orange News at Dajanso, he says the initiative was aimed at removing barriers that may hinder constituents from acquiring their NIA cards, including deplorable roads, long distances, financial constraints among others.

Furthermore, the candidate plans to work closely with the NIA to address any potential challenges faced during the distribution process. 

Asare Baffour Yamoah envisions a future where every constituent possesses an NIA card, enabling them to actively participate in political decision-making and access essential services with ease. Through this initiative, the parliamentary candidate hopes to foster a more accountable, efficient, and inclusive democracy.

As the distribution of NIA cards gains momentum, parliamentary candidate Mr. Yamoah remains at the forefront, championing this groundbreaking initiative. 

By encouraging constituents to obtain their cards, the candidate is paving the way for a transformative electoral landscape and reinforcing the importance of citizen empowerment and inclusivity.

The NIA Registration Officer for the Bosome Freho District, Ishaq Mohammed, commends Mr. Yamoah for his commitment towards ensuring that all residents in the Constituency access their cards.

He says it was difficult for residents in many parts of the district to acquire their cards given the poor nature of the roads, transportation cost among others, therefore Asare Baffour Yamoah's support was crucial.

Meanwhile, some of the beneficiaries also thanked the parliamentary aspirant for his continuous efforts towards alleviating their plights.


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