Emmanuel Bedzrah wants a fourth term in Parliament to continue to "work well"

Policy of Monday, July 15th, 2019

Source: Ghanaweb.com

2019-07-15

Democratic National Congress MP Emmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah has launched initiatives to continue representing the people of Ho West constituency in the Ghana legislature.

The astute politician has asked a team led by Moses Adzei to choose an appointment form on his behalf to participate in the opposition party's next primary, scheduled for August 24, 2019.

A statement issued and signed by Edwin Kwame Koge, representative of the office of the MP for Ho-West, recommended that delegates re-elect Mr. Bedzrah's mandate to enable him to continue his commitment to improving conditions. of life of the electors.

"We are confident that your decisions as delegates of August 24, 2019 will reaffirm your satisfaction with the performance of the Hon. Bedzrah while he's looking to continue his good works for the constituency, "said the statement.

Hon Bedzrah would fight with lawyers Eric Alifo and Samuel Danku Kofi for the NDC parliamentary candidate for Ho West.

He is a member of the Building and Housing Committee and sits on the By-Laws and House Committees.

Hon Bedzrah, who holds a master's degree in development management, has put his expertise to work on the country's development agenda.

Nevertheless, some 74 people in total have selected nomination forms to contest the NDC primaries in the Volta region, excluding the Hohoe constituency where the closing of nominations has been postponed until Tuesday, July 16, 2019.

Eight candidates, including former Deputy Minister of Tourism, Dzifa Gomashie, would contest the primaries in Ketu South's constituency, where the outgoing MP, Fifi Fiave Kwetey, had apparently decided not to renew his term, due to 39, have chosen the application form.

Anlo's riding would attend a competition between 8 contenders, excluding outgoing MP Clement Kofi Humado. Same thing in the constituency of Keta, where 6 aspirants would be challenging the primaries without outgoing MP Richard Quarshigah.

Agortime Ziope MP, Charles Agbeve, expects to be cheered by the people to be able to contend the 2020 legislative elections on the NDC ticket, no other member having chosen the nomination form to introduce oneself to the primaries.