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MR.RAPHAEL KUMAH ABOLASOM, FORMER NPP PARLIAMENTARY ASPIRANT SUPPORTS BOLE-BAMBOI CONSTITUENCY FOR A RESOUNDING VICTORY

The race is on, as the forthcoming 2020 Presidential and Parliamentary elections is just around the corner as Ghanaians can’t just wait to exercise their franchise once again.
This has caused big political figures in Savannah region like *Mr. Rapahel Kumah Abolasom* who is a former NPP parliamentary aspirant, National, Savannah regional and Bole-Bamboi campaign team member to extend their support to the PC and Bole-Bamboi Constituency for a resounding victory.
Mr. Raphael Kumah donated 20 bags of cement towards the building of Constituency office, Gh8000 cedis worth of drugs for free health screening in Tinga and Chibronyoa, 200 branded T-shirts for the P.C, Sewing Machines, Hair dryers, 2 bales of used clothing Ten (10) Mobile Phones for Serial callers and Communication team, Packs Mosquito nets, 2 boxes of Hand sanitizers, 2 boxes of liquid soaps ,Branded 4by8 banners for the PC and undisclosed amount to the women’s wing
Prior to this donation, the former NPP aspirant had sponsored several party activities in the constituency including door to door campaigns in some electoral areas in the Bole enclaved, touring of youth cams in Bole. Moreover the PC joined these door to door campaigns during that period.
Mr. Raphael Kumah Abolasom urged Ghanaians to vote for His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo and Hon. David Sei Demah coming 7th December 2020.
He entreated patriotic members to eschew from any move that will collapse the good reputation of the NPP party and vote peaceful during and after the election. Source: GILBERT G. MUJAHID

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