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The chiefs and religious leaders in the Afram Plains of the Eastern Region have communicated their resolve to change their voting pattern on the 7th of December 2024, because the NDC, which they have always voted for, has done very little to better their living conditions.

However, the NPP, according to them, has shown a strong commitment to meeting their developmental needs despite the unfavourable electoral outcomes they return to the party.

At a durbar of chiefs, religious leaders, representatives of identifiable groups and community leaders held in Donkorkrom, Afram Plains, to welcome Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh and his campaign entourage, on Wednesday, 9th October 2024, they recounted some of the social interventions and infrastructure projects undertaken by the NPP in Afram Plains, surpassing the NDC’s record.

The community leaders who spoke at the durbar including Nana Akuamoa Boateng Tano ll, the chief of Atakora; Alhaji Fuseini Osman, Chief Imam of Donkorkrom, and Rev. Dr. Caleb Daribi, Chairman of the Local Council of Churches at Afram Plains, unanimously observed that despite voting massively for the NDC for the past 32 years, Afram Plains has seen very little progress from the NDC, and that, it is rather the NPP that has done a lot for them.

They expressed gratitude to the NPP and cited in particular, the digitization of public services, free SHS, NHIS, Agenda 111 hospital, electricity extension projects, ongoing road construction and the District Roads Improvement Programme (DRIP) machines that were delivered to the constituency to help improve the state of their roads.

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