I HAVE VOWED TO TACKLE THE NEEDS OF THE CONSTITUENTS-MP

  

   The Member of Parliament for the Nsuta Kwaman Beposo Constituency Hon Adelaide Ntim Agyeiwaa has stated that, the challenges that she needs to tackle at the Constituency is a wholesome but so far as the  NPP government is in power, she had envisaged of remedying  about 70% before the president's tenure  ends.



   She explained that, she was voted for to tackle the challenges bedeviling the constituents therefore she doesn't feel weary in doing so. 

 


  She opined that, her constituents encompasses 57 communities  therefore meeting all their concerns at the same time its not possible unless through systematic approach. 



   "I have the list of all the communities and its associates challenges ,and would be working on them as time progresses and what I need from the people is their continuous cooperation and restraints .She added. 

   


   She stated this when she donated ghc8000.00 to the Bimah community for the renovation of JHS block and  filtration of their mechanised borehole. She at the same donated a footballs,jerseys and other sports kits to their  primary school.

  


 The Caretaker Chief of Bimah Nana Kwadwo Gyimah also eulogised the MP for turning humane facrto their needs and he believes that other pressing challenge of the community would be duelly tackled by the government.

    


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