As the election fervor escalates, Bishop Samuel Kwame Denoo emerges as a beacon of optimism in the Amasaman Constituency. He pledges a focused drive toward prosperity, and his recent door-to-door campaign signifies a commitment to uplifting the community.

As election day approaches, political parties are spreading messages of hope and development to win support among voters. This is also true in the Amasaman Constituency. Bishop Samuel Kwame Denoo has expressed confidence ahead of the December 7 elections. During a recent door-to-door campaign, he conveyed his optimism to the media, emphasizing his commitment to the community. He has pledged to create job opportunities for the youth, aiming to improve livelihoods in the area. His campaign focuses on addressing unemployment and fostering economic development.

I propose the “skirt and blouse” voting strategy, where the president will not have a majority in parliament, leading to the formation of an independent coalition. This will enable more balanced discussions and decision-making in parliament, rather than the majority simply supporting the president’s decisions.

I envision a future where the Amasaman constituency will receive the attention it deserves, with developments such as better roads, job creation, and the promotion of sports. Amasaman has great potential, and with proper development, it can become a leading constituency in Ghana.

I am committed to supporting market women, promoting technology, and ensuring well-constructed roads for the people of Amasaman.