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Socialite and television presenter, Afia Schwarzenegger claimed to have discovered the quickest approach to persuade the government to repair roads in various parts of the nation.
The comedian claims that a constituency’s member of parliament must pass away before the government will pay attention to urgent needs in that area, particularly crumbling roads.
Her remarks follow worries that the ongoing road upgrades in the Kumawu constituency are intended to buy votes for the party to keep the seat after the local MP passed away.
When worries first surfaced, Kwasi Amoako-Attah, the minister of roads and highways, claimed the timing of the ongoing road construction in the constituency was merely a coincidence.
When worries first surfaced, Kwasi Amoako-Attah, the minister of roads and highways, claimed the timing of the ongoing road construction in the constituency was merely a coincidence.
He clarified that prior to the untimely passing of Philip Basoa, the constituency’s member of parliament, the government had already awarded the road contract.
But satirically reacting to the development, which has since sparked discussions on social media, Afia Schwarzenegger said:
“Now, the quickest way to ensure that the roads in your constituency is fixed is to pray your MP dies. You have to pray that the God who came for my father should come for your MP. That is the only fastest way the roads in your area will be fixed, that’s the only time both political parties pump money into constituencies.
“That’s not all, you will be gifted with items like cloth, rice and so on. God, I commit the MPs in both my hometown, Adansi Modema and my area, Spintex, into my hands. Kindly do the needful. The roads in these areas are bad so pls do what you have to do,” she asserted.
