Choose Amewu as MP to reestablish wonder to Hohoe – Akufo-Addo
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has engaged the individuals of Hohoe to cast a ballot enormously for Mr John Peter Amewu, the Minister of Energy, and the Party's Parliamentary Candidate in the December general political race.
He noticed that Hohoe had a previous brilliance that should have been reestablished and was just conceivable by supporting the New Patriotic Party's competitor as the following Member of Parliament for Hohoe Constituency.
President Akufo-Addo, tending to conventional and strict pioneers in the Constituency as a feature of his visit to the Volta Region, said government had considered key advancement extends that should have been tended to.
"I totally have no trouble in making this responsibility today. In the event that by the beauty of God, 4-more for Nana materializes, the Eastern Corridor Road will be finished," he said
He lauded the customary experts for guaranteeing a serene political decision in December.
The President guaranteed the customary and strict pioneers that administration and security offices would ensure the harmony and soundness of the nation previously, during and after the races.
Togbe Adzofuwusu, the Divisional Chief of Gbi-Atabu, praised government for tarring and asphalting Hohoe town streets, and building the Alavanyo smaller than normal hydro power plant and the arena.
He noticed that in spite of the fact that the improvement ventures were colossal and decidedly influencing the lives of residents, the Eastern Corridor street stayed a test.
He engaged the President to, as an issue of desperation, guarantee fruition of deals with the street.
Mr Kwasi Amoako-Atta, the Minister of Roads and Highways, said the Hohoe Municipality had been one of the significant recipients of government's "time of streets" plan, and referenced the development of a "virgin street" from Gbledi to Wli Todzi.
He said the Government had paid attention to the Eastern Corridor street task to support monetary exercises.
Reverend Larry Davies, Chairman, Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council of the Hohoe Municipality, and Alhaji Mahmud Issaka, Hohoe Municipal Chief Imam, recognized government for guaranteeing harmony and advancement of the town.
Mr Amewu, on his part, engaged constituents, particularly ladies, to embrace him to improve their exchanging exercises.
"The substance and significance of our democratic should profit and improve the lives of individuals, youth and kids particularly," he said.
Mr Amewu called for "history" to be made by choosing him as the Member of Parliament, which would be a predetermination transformer for the Hohoe Constituency.
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