2 NDC MPs may not return to parliament in 2025 though they did not say so
When the National Democratic Congress (NDC) delegates go to the polls on Saturday, May 13, 2023 to vote for parliamentary and presidential candidates, they will want to consolidatetheir positions as the party waits to take over the government. government of power, or maybe not.
The outcome of the election will be key to whether the opposition leaders are ready or not ready to be another government for the people of Ghana according to him. Although the main focus will be on the three people who wantto lead the party in the 2024 general election as governors,GhanaWeb has discovered that there may be a few MPs who can hold the main issue.
Based on the constituencies that these MPs represent in Parliament and the existing data on the process that hasalways gone unchallenged or corrupted, GhanaWeb has determined that these MPs may not return to - represent their representatives in the next parliament. Of course, this is not an article that only states the obvious; It is clear that these MPs have said they are not interested in running again, but that is based on an old structure that has seen it happen again and again. Moreover, with these systems already in place, it is difficult for those who represent these areas to confidently say that they can break the "system" and prove all the critics wrong. Untilsuch a thing happens for the first time, here is the list of elected members of parliament that GhanaWeb has said willnot return to parliament in 2025.
It should be noted, however, that this research is not based on the performance of these parliamentarians, or on recent research or similar scientific work, but only on the historical process of these regions. Mohammed Adam Perman, Adenan Liveean: Annammed Adam, Adam, the former minister, death, Aloni, Alone. Although it may only be the only competition may not see Ramadan back to the commandment that other hundred people show that no one has never done his seat. This area, unlike others that canbe described as supporting only one political party, is not.
In the Adentan region, there are representatives from the National Democratic Congress and the ruling New Patriotic Party. Benjamin Ayiku Nartey, Ledzokuku Constituency: Lezokuku NDC MP Benjamin Ayiku Nartey could also be avictim of his party's upcoming internal elections. Being the first MP from the region whose political party is not in government, should he win his re-election bid to represent his party in the constituency, he may not be able to pass the 2024 general election . Again, this is a constituency that is "notorious"for not retaining anyone for more than a term in Parliament. Like Adenta, Ledzokuku wasalso represented by members of the NDC and NPP. Now, aformer MP, on the NPP ticket, Dr Bernard Okoe-Boye, is confident that he can regain the NDC seat.
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