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The aspiring parliamentary candidate for the NPP Ahafo Ano North has stated that his human relations to people, dedication, commitment, competent, very kind, and also a very hardworking business man.
Because of his generosity and hardworking in Ahafo Ano North constituency, he decided to join the race and participate in the upcoming NPP parliamentary primaries elections.
Speaking with the media, Kwaku Fosu Frimpong was so much confident that the delegates will vote massively for him to become the next parliamentary candidate in Ahafo Ano North constituency and also represent them in parliament.
According to him, his achievements, even though he is not yet an MP is tremendous helping vulnerable children to school, reshaping bad roads network and infrastructural and economic development.
“In the area of education I have organised free skill training for all SHS students in Ahafo Ano North Constituency, “I’ve also organised scouting tournaments for people in the constituency,” he lamented.
He reiterated to the fact that just last year he managed to trained over 500 youth and this year he has plans to trained more than 1000 people in various skills, and he also feed them all for two days of training.
According to him, there are alot things that he was doing for the community, and this are some of them that he listed out, one is that he extend many help to the delegates the constituency, by helping paying their kids school fees, hospital needs, creating job opportunities and many more.
Fosu Frimpong was optimistic that base on his track records and the good things he contributed towards the growth of the Ahafo Ano North the delegates will vote massively for him in the upcoming parliamentary primaries.
Hon. Kwaku Fosu Frimpong also spoke about the number that he chose on the ballots sheet, and he said, “I know that there are a lot of superstitions with this things, but I believe that whatever number you pick, doesn’t really matter, but if you look at history, you will realise that sometimes it matters, that’s is why I believe that number two(2) stands for victory.”
He added that, “when you look at our former president John Agyekum Kufuor, when he was campaigning 2002 he chooses number two and he won, and I’m number two as well so everything shows that I’m going to win, and also believe in God as a Christian background, the battle is still the Lord.