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The Member of Parliament (MP) for Dome-Kwabenya, Sarah Adwoa Safo has stated that she is still optimistic about receiving the party’s delegates’ approval to represent them in the legislature once more after assiduously serving the constituency for the last eleven years
She is also highly hopeful that, despite her shortcomings in 2023, she will receive resounding support from the voters in the seat following the NPP’s parliamentary primaries, which are set for January 27, 2024.
Speaking with the media on Wednesday, January 3, 2024, following her successful public inspection, the former deputy majority leader stated that her shortcomings from 2023 will not stop her from serving her constituents.
“Admittedly, I made some mistakes in 2023 as a result of things that were beyond my control. But what was so important was that the people of Dome-Kwabenya stood solidly behind me. There is a saying that in your suffering, that is where you get to know your loved ones. The good people of Dome-Kwabenya have shown me love and I will continue to serve them”, she noted.
She added “I have served my constituents diligently for almost three terms and that is why they are still urging me on to go for another term and I am hopeful that the delegates will rally behind me by voting massively for me on January 27, 2024. I will never disappoint them”.
Considering the difficulties she faced the previous year, Adwoa Safo, Ghana’s first Minister for Procurement and also a former Minister of Gender, Children, and Social Protection, noted that several constituency executives had openly expressed their disapproval of her, but she is still committed to working toward her goals for the party and the Dome-Kwabenya people.
“The task ahead of us is not easy and I will urge all Dome-Kwabenya NPP members and party enthusiasts to remain united, rally behind me, and together, let us work to deliver more for our people. In the area of education, we have done well. In the area of healthcare, our footprints are there for all to see; in terms of security, we have made great strides; in terms of infrastructure and social intervention projects, we have made headways. But there is more to be achieved and I will urge that all of us are guided by our utterances because after the primaries, we remain as one body to fight for a common purpose”, she underscored.
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