NPP Senior Member Advocates for Female Candidates in Nkoranza North and South

NKORANZA: A senior figure in the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mr. Yaw Dabie Appiah Mensah, has urged voters in the Nkoranza North and South constituencies of the Bono East Region to support female parliamentary candidates in the upcoming 2024 elections. Mr. Mensah highlighted the candidacies of Ms. Harriet Oppong Kyeremanteng and Jacqueline Boatemaa Bonsu, who are running for the NPP in Nkoranza South and North, respectively. According to Ghana News Agency, Mr. Mensah, a former NPP organizer for the Brong-Ahafo Region, expressed confidence in the capabilities of the two candidates during an interview conducted on the sidelines of his campaign tour. He emphasized that Ms. Kyeremanteng and Ms. Bonsu embody crucial values such as integrity and empathy, which he believes are essential for the development of their constituencies. Mr. Mensah, who leads the 'Team Dabie 4 Bawumia', a group supporting the NPP's 2024 flagbearer Alhaji Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, stated that the team is working to communicate the party's visio n and manifesto across the region. Mr. Mensah commended the contributions of the two candidates to the party's growth and development in their respective areas, describing their efforts as significant. He encouraged giving them an opportunity to demonstrate their capabilities in parliament. Highlighting the importance of female representation, Mr. Mensah argued that increasing the number of women MPs could enhance inclusive policymaking and address the varied needs of the population. He further noted that voters are increasingly seeking politicians who are approachable and attentive to their concerns. Mr. Mensah contended that women, with their compassionate and caring nature, should be supported to play a more substantial role in national development. He concluded by urging constituents to vote for the female candidates on December 7, emphasizing that their perspectives and experiences could enrich legislative discussions and drive change.