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Elect Competent Candidates In The Upcoming District Assembly Elections – Nana Korankye Apomuden

 

Elect Competent Candidates In The Upcoming District Assembly Elections – Nana Korankye Apomuden


An Aspiring Assembly Member for Assin Akropong Electoral Area, Nana Korankye Apomuden has implored Ghanaians to elect competent assembly members and unit committee members in the upcoming district assembly elections.

According to the vociferous journalist, electing competent Assemblymembers who have no record of moral turpitude to lead the affairs of electoral areas is one sure way of bringing development to the local communities.

Speaking to the media, he urged Ghanaians to take an active part in the activities of the assemblies to ensure the smooth operation of leaders.

According to him, the enthusiasm in district assembly elections continues to fade out, he believes elected members could restore hope in the people when they deliver their mandate efficiently and effectively.

He noted that the district assemblies were the pivot around which development evolves, this, the assemblies are responsible for providing social infrastructure such as schools, and hospitals, and also ensuring the provision of potable drinking water as well as addressing sanitation issues.

Nana Korankye Apomuden urged the  Assembly and Unit Committee members to consider the interest of their electoral areas at all times with which their mandate could be renewed.    

"Elected Assembly and Unit Committee members are key partners in the decentralization process as they represent their areas in the assemblies."

"It is the responsibility of the assembly members to lobby for projects and seek funding to undertake activities that benefit their community." He noted.


contact him:

 0247115354

0596368260

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