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We cannot forget your generous support to our community - Amenfi Zongo tells Bawumia

Bawumia And Some Constiuents .jpeg Some Amenfi Zongo leaders interacting with Bawumia

Mon, 30 Sep 2024 Source: www.ghanaweb.com

Members of the Amenfi Zongo community in the Western Region could not hide their appreciation for Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the NPP, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, for his kind gesture to them.

Dr. Bawumia was in Manso Amenfi, in the Amenfi Central Constituency, as part of his campaign tour of the Western Region on Sunday. During his engagement with stakeholders, the Zongo community recalled with nostalgia how Dr. Bawumia once responded swiftly to their request to assist them in renovating their mosque.

According to a spokesperson for the community, Dr. Bawumia visited them prior to the 2016 elections to seek their support. When the NPP won and he became Vice President, he returned to express gratitude to them in 2018.

It was during this visit, the spokesman recalled, that the then Zongo Chief, who has since passed on, made a request to Bawumia, on behalf of the Zongo community, for support to renovate their mosque.

"A few days after he left, he sent someone to get the estimates for the project, and just a few weeks after submitting the estimates, he sent us the money to undertake the project. Today, our mosque has been fully tiled and is in better shape because of your support," said the spokesperson of the Zongo community.

"I stand here on behalf of the Zongo community in Amenfi Municipal to express our immense gratitude to the Vice President for his kind gesture."

"It was the wish of our late Zongo Chief to meet you again to express our gratitude to you for your kind support, but he is no more. That was his wish, and since he is no more, we are doing that on his behalf and on our own behalf."

The Zongo community, while expressing their support for Dr. Bawumia's Presidential bid, also prayed for God's favors.

The Zongo community was well represented at the event with community leaders, including Chiefs, Imams, elders, and women.

Source: www.ghanaweb.com
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