The Deputy Communications Director for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Malik Basintale, has made a passionate appeal to the people of Ablekuma West. Speaking at a lively mini-rally, he urged residents to vote massively against the sitting Member of Parliament, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, in the upcoming elections. He didn’t hold back as he outlined his reasons, boldly claiming that Ursula Owusu has been involved in questionable dealings. Basintale promised that, if given the chance, he would ensure she faces justice for her alleged misdeeds.
"I want you to do something important for me," he said, addressing the crowd. "I hope you all know that Ursula Owusu will no longer be a minister for communication after this election. Instead, she’ll become a 'minister' in Nsawam," he said, referring to the location of Ghana’s central prison in a scathing remark.
Malik Basintale went further to assure the people that he is ready to take action once the elections are over. “Vote massively against Ursula Owusu and leave the rest to me,” he declared with confidence.
### Promises of Accountability
The NDC communicator claimed he has evidence of the alleged shady deals involving the Communications Minister. “I have all her receipts in my pocket,” he said, hinting that he has documents to prove his accusations. He assured voters that he would ensure Ursula Owusu is arrested and prosecuted, emphasizing that her time in power is nearing its end.
“With six days left for her to leave office, she should start preparing for a new life in Nsawam,” Basintale remarked, adding that the thieves in the prison might make her their new “communications minister.” His comments drew laughter and applause from the crowd, who seemed energized by his boldness.
### A Call for Change in Ablekuma West
Malik Basintale’s remarks were not just about Ursula Owusu; they were part of a broader call for change in Ablekuma West. He encouraged voters to support the NDC parliamentary candidate and promised that the party’s young and vibrant team would ensure their voices are heard.
He also had some advice for the NDC candidate in the constituency. "After casting your ballot, go home and sleep," he said, explaining that the rest of the work would be handled by party members and supporters. Basintale cautioned against complacency, warning that if there were any attempts to manipulate the election, the NDC would respond decisively.
“Let us be vigilant. If they try anything, we will retaliate in equal measure,” he added, drawing cheers from the crowd.
### Building Momentum for the NDC
This rally in Ablekuma West is part of the NDC’s final push to win key constituencies across Ghana. With only days left until the elections, the stakes are high for both the NDC and the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP). Malik Basintale’s fiery speech underscores the NDC’s determination to unseat some of the NPP’s most prominent figures, including Ursula Owusu.
Basintale’s speech also highlighted the NDC’s confidence in their ability to address issues of corruption and hold public officials accountable. By promising action against Ursula Owusu, he painted the NDC as a party ready to clean up governance and restore trust in leadership.
### A Message to the Youth
The rally was not just about politics; it was also a call to action for the youth. Basintale reminded the young people in the audience of their power to shape the future through their votes. He urged them to reject leaders who fail to serve the people and instead choose those who will prioritize the needs of the community.
“You have the power to make a difference,” he said. “Don’t let anyone take that away from you. Your vote is your voice, and together, we can bring change to Ablekuma West.”
### Conclusion
Malik Basintale’s speech at the mini-rally was a mix of bold promises, sharp criticism, and a call to action. His message was clear: the people of Ablekuma West deserve better leadership, and the NDC is ready to deliver it. With just a few days left until the elections, his words have added to the growing momentum for the NDC’s campaign.
The question now is whether voters in Ablekuma West will heed his call and vote for change or stick with the incumbent. One thing is certain: this election is shaping up to be one of the most closely watched in recent years, and the outcome could have a significant impact on Ghana’s political landscape.
Malik Basintale has set the stage for a fierce contest in Ablekuma West, leaving Ghanaians eagerly anticipating what lies ahead.
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