Ishmael Odoom one of the individuals contesting the Agona Asafo Assembly elections is hoping to emerge victorious to represent the people of Agona Asafo in the Agona East District of the Central Region.
According to Ishmael Odoom the people of Agona Asafo will do the needful on October 3, 2023 by voting massively for him to lead them.
Ishmael Odoom is aiming at overwhelming endorsement ahead of the election.
Speaking to the media after a health and fitness walk through some major streets of the constituency, Isaac Odoom indicated that plans are far advanced to support over three hundred children with free health insurance cards, while over two hundred adults will also benefit from the same gesture.
Additionally street bulbs will also be fixed through out the constituency to ensure that the community is fully connected with light.
“As an indigene of Agona Asafo I have the community at heart. I have embarked on several projects to bring development and one of the ways is by supporting over three hundred children and two hundred adult with free health insurance card.We will also fix streets lights at vantage point to protect members of the community. Not only that but I have also supported the Mosama school with school uniforms”aspirng Assembly member Ishmael Odoom said.
The Aspiring Assembly man hopes to change the fortunes of the peope of Agona Asafo by bringing development when given the nod to lead them.
He believes he is the best candidate among the lot to lead the people of Agona Asafo.
Ishmael Odoom noted that the Asafo enclave needs a leader at the grassroot who has the means to support people in the constituency indicating that this will help push the needs of the people of the constituency.
“Sometimes as a leader you must have the means to push the agenda of your people. This is very important because you are dealing with people so in the unlikely event that support doesn’t come from the central government you can take care of the issues” Ishmael Odoom said.
Hundreds of youth gathered at Agona Asafo and marched through the streets of the community in support of their candidate chanting songs.
About the elections
The Electoral Commission of Ghana has set October 3, 2023 as the date for the District Assemblies and Unit Committee elections across the country.
In all over 6,272 electoral areas and 38,622 polling stations across the country have been mandated by a constitutional instrument to hold the elections.
The Electoral Commission is however hoping that the process will be successful across the length and breadth of the country.
