For too long, Kumbungu has been overlooked. Governor is running because he believes every constituent deserves a representative who shows up — not just at election time, but every single day.
Kumbungu has a young, energetic population with nowhere to go. Governor will establish vocational training centres and partner with private sector employers to create sustainable jobs — not handouts, but real pathways to economic independence.
Farming is the backbone of Kumbungu, yet our farmers lose too much to post-harvest waste and low prices. Governor will push for processing plants, storage facilities, and a 'Youth in Agriculture' programme that trains a new generation of farmers.
Every child in Kumbungu deserves the same quality of education as any child in Accra. Governor will work to improve school infrastructure, teacher welfare, and digital access — because an educated Kumbungu is an unstoppable Kumbungu.
No mother should travel hours to deliver a baby. No child should die of a preventable illness. Governor is committed to expanding healthcare infrastructure in Kumbungu so that quality care is never out of reach.
Women are the foundation of our communities. Governor will champion programmes that give women access to credit, vocational skills, and market opportunities — so that the women of Kumbungu can lead, not just survive.
Roads, water, and sanitation are not luxuries — they are rights. Governor will advocate at the national level for infrastructure investment in Kumbungu and ensure that every community has access to clean, reliable water.
“I'm fighting for my people to have the equal opportunities promised to all Ghanaians.”