Members of the Hohoe North and South constituencies of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) have expressed their unflinching support for Mr Joseph Amenowode, the Volta Regional Minister, the Member of Parliament for Hohoe South Constituency, and Mr Victor Hermann Condobery, the Hohoe Municipal Chief Executive (MCE).
The members said they were ready to work with them to ensure that the far-reaching development programmes they had initiated became successful.
They said this at a press conference at Hohoe to debunk a publication in a local daily newspaper calling on the President to remove the said personalities from office.
The members described the publication as highly unfortunate and coming from people they described as “selfish stomach politicians who are using the media to seek their greedy ends”.
The press conference addressed by Mr Wonder Boasilenu, the Hohoe North Constituency Chairman, and Mr Godfred Agbeke, Hohoe South Constituency Secretary, said the publication came at a time when the two men were working peacefully to put meaning to the government’s concept of a “Better Ghana Agenda”.
They described Mr Amenowode as the best thing that had happened to the region in recent times. He was described as hardworking and for the 14 months that he had been in office, he had visited almost every district in the region, responding to their invitations and explaining the government’s policies to them.
According to them, Mr Amenowode had made sure that roads which had been left untouched by other governments over the years, notably the Adidome-Adaklu–Ho Road and the Eastern Corridor Road had been started.
On Mr Condobery, they saw him as a young and self-disciplined MCE who worked diligently and added that “the MCE is our man who can lead the party to victory in the 2012 general election and, therefore, cannot countenance any act of character assassination and vandalism against him”.
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