Bonwire residents reject Fustrated Npp Kumahood Actor Agya Koo’s endorsement of Ejisu NPP MP aspirant

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It appears to be the occupants of Bonwire in Ejisu, situated in the Ashanti District, are not for the New Energetic Party (NPP’s) parliamentary up-and-comer, Kwabena Boateng, who is taking part in the impending by-political race.

In this way, they didn’t see the value in it when Kumawood entertainer Kofi Adu, prominently known as Agya Koo, visited the town to lobby for the applicant only days before the by-political race.

In a video via virtual entertainment, Agya Koo was seen in Bonwire remaining close to a bulletin with Kwabena Boateng’s image. The entertainer, encompassed by occupants, was heard encouraging them to decide in favor of Kwabena Boateng.

To underline, he made sense of the NPP applicant was number two on the polling form.

Nonetheless, the occupants communicated their contradiction, expressing their inclination for the up-and-comer recorded as number four, the previous Ejisu MP Ing. Kwabena Owusu Aduomi. The previous Individual from Parliament is running for the political race as a free applicant.

The occupants of Bonwire noisily go against Ghanaian entertainer Agya Koo, showing gigantic help for their autonomous parliamentary applicant, as he overwhelmingly lobbies for the NPP’s parliamentary competitor in the Ejisu Electorate. pic.twitter.com/SZgppe9aLh

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Resolute, the entertainer kept on upholding for the number two up-and-comer, yet as additional occupants participated in reciting for the number four applicant, they started to boo the entertainer.

Not long after, Agya Koo who was still cheerful was accompanied away by his security detail.

Ejisu by-political decision

The Ejisu by-political race is normal on Tuesday, April 30. The demise of the NPP Individual from Parliament, Dr John Kumah has occasioned the by-political race.

The New Energetic Party (NPP) on April 13 chosen private lawful professional Kwabena Boateng as applicant.

Kwabena Boateng beat eight different competitors subsequent to getting 394 votes out of a sum of 1033 substantial votes cast to win the political race.