NPP Parliamentary Elections: Nana Aduse Poku Ahwenie to win the Ahafo Ano South West

Nana Aduse Poku Ahwenie

A new research and survey conducted by “Election Eye” have reliably tipped Nana Aduse Poku Ahwenie to win in the Ahafo Ano South West Constituency NPP primaries.

Following the intends internal political campaign currently ongoing across the country to participate in the upcoming NPP parliamentary primaries, an independent research team “Election Eye” have concluded that Nana Aduse Poku Ahwenie and other 7 candidates in Ashanti Region respectively are in a comfortable lead to win with about 60% to represent their various constituencies in 2024 general election.

Nana Ahwenie having interactions with his resident members.

Out of over 6 candidates in the Ahafo Ano South West Constituency namely Nana Aduse Poku Ahwenie, the incumbent MP Hon.Johnson Adu, Lawyer K.K Serber, Elvis Osei Mensah Dapaah, Adwoa Adutwumwaa Boadi and other unknown candidates, a deep-throat source from the delegates in the Ahafo Ano South West Constituency gathered by “Election Eye” tipped Nana Aduse Poku Ahwenie to win the contest with about 60% of the vote to become NPP Parliamentary Candidate for the Constituency in the 2024 general elections.

Hon. doing door to door campaign.

According to the delegate in Ahafo Ano South West, Nana Aduse Poku Ahwenie is the obvious choice to help develop the area because his enthusiasm and vision for the youths especially the farmers make him the chosen one.

That notwithstanding his message of building a united and strong NPP party in the Ahafo Ano South West constituency as well as focusing on community development has been well received by the delegates in the constituency.

The delegates have develop much interest to vote for Nana Poku Ahwenie after releasing his agricultural policy which sought to teach farmers with new method of farming and also provide agricultural inputs to support their farming activities.

Though his competitors are galavanting around the constituency, pulling some strings with demeaning messages to make Poku Ahwenie unpopular but the delegates remain resolute to throw their support behind him.