In the heart of Gambibgo, a community nestled within the Bolgatanga East constituency, a remarkable event was unfolding. Apexnewsgh reports Dr. Nadia Adongo, known for her unwavering dedication and compassion, organized a health screening initiative aimed at uplifting the local community’s health and well-being. As the election season drew near, Dr. Adongo’s determination to ensure that the people of Gambibgo had access to crucial medical care took center stage. On the day of the event, the atmosphere was bustling with life. It wasn’t merely a series of check-ups; it transformed into a vibrant gathering where the elderly reunited with friends and peers, some of whom they hadn’t seen in years. For many, it was a day of joy and connection, a much-needed respite from the isolation that often accompanies aging or limited mobility. Dr. Adongo’s efforts were part of a broader vision she had for her community. As the founder of the Ntuune Pogyua Foundation, she had already made significant strides by paying the National Health Insurance Scheme premiums for over 500 elderly residents. Her foundation also sponsored other medical outreach programs, further solidifying her commitment to enhancing the health of her constituents. Speaking to the media, Dr. Adongo expressed her motivations clearly. “We’re here today to care for our community,” she declared, emphasizing the lack of regular medical checkups many residents faced. “It’s essential that they have access to these services.” Continuing her tradition of giving back to Gambibgo during the holiday season, Dr. Adongo had decided to elevate her annual outreach this year by hosting a comprehensive health screening event. The community responded with enthusiasm, eager for the opportunity not only for medical attention but also to socialize with their neighbors. Amidst the screenings, another key figure joined the scene: Mathew Silas Amoah, the NPP parliamentary candidate for Bolgatanga East. Seizing the moment, he engaged with the elderly, sharing stories and encouragement. Mathew urged his audience to consider the upcoming elections seriously, appealing to them to cement their support for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia as President and himself for Parliament. “That’s the only way to ensure lasting development in Bolgatanga East and, specifically, in Gambibgo,” he asserted passionately. Dr. Adongo’s health screening initiative was more than just a medical event; it was a testament to hope, community, and the power of concerted efforts to uplift those in need. As the day drew to a close, the spirit of cooperation and care hung in the air, a reminder of the profound impact one dedicated individual can have on the lives of many. Source: Apexnewsgh.com

Mathew Silas Amoah, the NPP Parliamentary Candidate for Bolgatanga East, has fired back at his opponent, Dr. Dominic Ayine, who mocked him for allegedly deceiving the public about his educational qualifications. Apexnewsgh reports Amoah emphasized that having a PhD or Doctorate degree shouldn’t be the benchmark for determining who can develop their people. “Politics goes beyond education and physical appearance,” Amoah stressed. “It’s about development, and if someone has the capabilities to develop their community, regardless of their educational background, they deserve a chance”. Amoah drew inspiration from Jerry John Rawlings, one of Ghana’s most revered leaders, who didn’t hold a doctoral degree but left a lasting impact on the country. “Education is valuable, but it shouldn’t be the sole measure of a leader’s potential”. This response comes after months of criticism and mockery from Dr. Ayine, who questioned Amoah’s credentials. The two candidates have been at odds over their contributions to the constituency, including the construction of boreholes. Amoah’s message resonates with many, highlighting that leadership ability transcends academic qualifications. As the parliamentary elections approach, this debate is likely to continue, with Amoah’s response sparking a wider conversation about the true measures of effective leadership. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen

Mathew Silas Amoah, the Bolgatanga East Parliamentary Candidate, has made a passionate appeal to the people of BONABOTO to support Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the NPP Presidential Candidate, and all NPP parliamentary candidates in the upcoming elections. Apexnewsgh reports He emphasized that Dr. Bawumia’s candidacy dispels the notion that NPP is an Akan party, as he hails from Walewale. During a campaign rally at the Bolga goat and sheep market, Amoah stressed that the BONABOTO area has been neglected for too long due to the monopoly of the NDC party. He believes it’s time for the NPP to contribute to the region’s development. Mr. Amoah was joined by Dr. Nadia Adongo and Upper East Regional Minister Rockson Bukari in rallying support for NPP candidates. Mr. Amoah’s message resonated with the market traders, who recognize the potential for growth and progress under NPP leadership. As the December 7 elections approach, Amoah’s campaign is gaining momentum, with many residents expressing enthusiasm for change. The NPP has previously endorsed parliamentary candidates in the Upper East Region, including Amoah, Alhaji Hanan Abdul-Wahab for Pusiga, and Thomas Kofi Alonsi for Builsa North. With Amoah’s rallying cry, the party is poised to make a strong showing in the BONABOTO area. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen