Okere MP-Elect Expresses Gratitude, Calls for Continued Hard Work

OKERE: Mr. Daniel Nana Addo-Kenneth, the newly elected Member of Parliament for Okere, has expressed his sincere gratitude to his constituents for their unwavering support and votes in the recent election. He also extended special thanks to Mr. Dan Botwe, the outgoing MP, for his guidance and steadfast support throughout the electoral process. According to Ghana News Agency, the MP-elect acknowledged the party's unmet expectations but assured his constituents that he would not disappoint them, given the trust they have placed in him. He emphasized the strong infrastructure established by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Okere under Mr. Botwe's leadership and promised to build upon it. Mr. Addo-Kenneth called for dedication and hard work from all party members over the next four years. Mr. Addo-Kenneth, who is also the Okere District Chief Executive, began his political career as a polling station executive and served as the Okere Constituency secretary for nine years. He was later appointed as the first Dis trict Chief Executive of Okere. He won the parliamentary primaries to succeed Mr. Botwe, who decided not to contest further and endorsed Mr. Addo-Kenneth as his successor. During his career, Mr. Addo-Kenneth has been recognized for his hard work, ascending from the position of constituency secretary to the President's nominee for District Chief Executive. Mr. Botwe, a former General-Secretary of the NPP and a minister of state, will leave parliament in 2025 after serving four terms and a total of 16 years as the Okere MP for the party.