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Ayawaso West, newly elected legislator of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Wuogon donated 5,000 ¢ to offset the hospital bills of some of the victims of last Thursday's by-election shootings.
Lydia Seyram Alhasan, who was at the 37 Military Hospital to visit the victims, said that the incident was unfortunate.
She was accompanied by Deputy Minister of Information, Pius Enam Hadzide, and the NPP youth organizer, Sammy Awuku, and other party members.
"As a member of Parliament from the region, it is my duty to come here and visit the wounded … I regret the incident and I am pleased that a committee is in place to investigate what is happening. it's gone, "she told Parker from Joy News. Wilson, Wednesday.
"I urge the police to work hard to get to the bottom of things. They should work without fear or favor, "she said.
Vit resulted in masked men who would have fired shots and Ningo-Prampram MP Samuel George was even slapped last week in a by-election in the Ayawaso West Wuogon constituency.
The men, dressed in black polo shirts and khaki pants, stormed the polling station at La Bawaleshie Elementary School where voting was underway to elect a new MP following the death of Kyeremanteng Agyarko.
What triggered the shots has not been established yet. However, at least six people were shot and a total of 10 others sustained various types of injuries.
The disgusted MP, who was sworn into the controversy over NDC members on Tuesday, said such a democratic exercise should not have degenerated into such absurdity.
"We should not have gone to that extent," she said.
Below are pictures of the visit:
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