Kpandai Chief Warns Politicians To Fix Roads Before Seeking Votes Again
The Paramount Chief of Kpandai, Nana Bresiam Okoree Atorsah II, has put politicians on notice, demanding they fix the district’s terrible roads before asking for votes again.
He’s frustrated with years of neglect and broken promises, saying residents are fed up and won’t support leaders who don’t deliver real change.
The chief pointed out the irony of politicians driving fancy cars while ignoring the people’s needs, saying, “Why should we vote for you when you won’t fix our roads?” He’s highlighted how the poor roads are hurting the local economy, making it hard for people to access healthcare and education.
He’s also called on the Energy Minister to fix the persistent power issues, saying unstable electricity is harming businesses and slowing growth.
“Our people deserve stable power to improve their lives,” he said.
Nana Atorsah II is committed to fighting for his people’s welfare and wants the government to prioritize infrastructure and energy development in rural areas like Kpandai.
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