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NPP Primaries: Akosua Manu declares intention to contest Adentan seat again

New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary aspirant for Adentan, Akosua Manu, has announced her intention to contest the constituency’s parliamentary seat again in the 2028 general election. In a Facebook post, Ms Manu, popularly known as Kozie, said she was ready to continue her political journey in the constituency, insisting that the work she started with […]

NPP Primaries: Akosua Manu declares intention to contest Adentan seat again

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary aspirant for Adentan, Akosua Manu, known affectionately as Kozie, has declared her intention to contest the constituency's parliamentary seat once again in the 2028 general election. In a Facebook post, Ms Manu expressed her readiness to continue her political journey in Adentan, emphasizing that the work she started alongside her supporters was far from complete.

She reiterated her vision for the constituency, stating that the shared goals remain as pertinent now as when they began. Ms Manu pledged her renewed determination to pursue her political aspirations, highlighting her unwavering commitment to the constituency. She remarked on the strengthened resolve that fuels her campaign, affirming that her mission has become even more resolute.

The NPP candidate reiterated her dedication to Adentan, declaring that her mission and commitment have only grown stronger. Ahead of the forthcoming general election, Ms Manu called upon her supporters to rally behind her, urging them to "run it back" and complete their unfinished work in 2028. Ms Manu's previous run for the Adentan parliamentary seat was part of the 2024 general election, where she contested against the National Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate, Mohammed Adamu Ramadan. Despite her efforts, the NDC candidate emerged victorious, retaining the constituency for the NDC.

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