In Defense Of Assin North Voters; A Plus Lists 44 Projects By Mahama In Ashanti Region

Media personality and political activist, Kwame A Plus has berated pro-government voices attacking the people of Assin North for voting against the New Patriotic Party (NPP) during the June 27 by-election.

The critics claim voters were ungrateful to have rejected the NPP after massive infrastructure projects were rolled out in the constituency in the weeks to the vote.

By way of defense, A Plus reminded the critics that former president John Dramani Mahama provided massive infrastructure to the Ashanti Region, the NNP’s stronghold, in the run up to 2016 vote yet he lost.

His post dated June 30 was accompanied by a list of over 40 projects the Mahama government purportedly rolled out across the region.

The post was also accompanied by a video clip of an NPP constituency officer calling on president Nana Akufo-Addo to punish the people of Assin North by diverting development projects from there to the Ashanti Region.

• Mahama did all these but lost Ashanti Region in 2016 and 2020.
  1. Kumasi kejetia
  2. Tafo market
  3. Asawase market
  4. Atonsu market
  5. Sewua hospital
  6. Afari military hospital
  7. Fomena hospital
  8. Bekwai hospital
  9. Asawase roads
  10. Suame roads
  11. Tafo roads
  12. Kenyasi roads
  13. High school junction to Gyinase roads
  14. Bomso to high school roads
  15. Kotei to Ayeduase to Campus(KNUST) roads
  16. Emena to Boadi roads
  17. Apromase to Ejisu roads
  18. Bonwire junction to Bonwire roads
  19. Aprade to Parkoso roads
  20. Tikrom Baworo to Antoa roads
  21. Bekwai town roads
  22. New Edubiase town roads
  23. Bomfa junction to Asiwa roads
  24. Bekwai to Asiwa roads
  25. Kumawu to Drobonso roads
  26. Tepa Manfo to Subriso to Fanti roads
  27. Parkoso community Day School
  28. Agric Nzema community Day school
  29. Banka community day school
  30. Adobewura community day school
  31. Adugyama community day school
  32. Drobonso community day school
  33. Bosomtwe Oyoko community day school
  34. Kwabenakwakrom/obuasi community day school
  35. Asuoso/Offinso community day school
  36. Adansi Fumso community day school
  37. Adansi Apagya community day school
  38. Tepa Manfo community day school
  39. Ejura community day school
  40. Kumawu Hospital
  41. Tepa hospital
  42. Konongo hospital
  43. Kumawu water supply
  44. Konongo water supply.

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In the case of the June 27 by-election in Assin North, the Electoral Commission’s announced the NDC’s James Gyakye Quayson as winner having garnered a total of 17,245 votes, representing 57.56% of the total votes cast.

His closest contender, Charles Opoku of the NPP received 12,630 votes, accounting for 42.15% of the votes.

Bernice Enyonam Sefenu of the Liberal Party Ghana (LPG) secured 87 votes, which represented 0.29% of the overall tally.

The by-election in Assin North was held to fill the parliamentary seat left vacant following a legal battle that questioned Quayson’s eligibility to hold office due to dual citizenship concerns.