Former Kpandai MP, Hon. Matthew Nyindam, has sent a message of encouragement and reassurance to residents as the constituency prepares for a re-run of its parliamentary election, urging the community to remain patient, hopeful, and united.
Speaking ahead of the much-anticipated vote on a local radio station monitored by MyNewsGh.com, Hon. Nyindam said he understands the frustrations and uncertainties many residents, especially young people, are experiencing. However, he stressed that emotional reactions or reckless actions could put lives at risk.
“Your life is very important to me,” he stated. “Do not waste it. Nothing happening in this election is worth losing your life over.”
The former MP expressed confidence that the outcome of the re-election would reflect the will of the people, adding that divine intervention would guide the process. “I know that God will make the right provision,” he said.
He encouraged residents to approach the period with maturity. “Whatever campaigning you plan to do, do it calmly and respectfully,” he noted, emphasising that true democracy thrives on peace and tolerance.
Hon. Nyindam wrapped up his message by sending heartfelt greetings to all households in Kpandai, assuring them that he remains committed to their development, safety, and progress.
Background
The Electoral Commission has been ordered to conduct a re-run in the Kpandai constituency after discrepancies in the collation process, including mismatched figures and disputes raised by party representatives. The situation left the final results inconclusive, making a fresh vote the only viable option. This decision has heightened political awareness and tension, making calls for peace and calm even more critical.
