Former Deputy Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Dr. Kwabena Bempah Tandoh, has intensified his grassroots engagement in the Asunafo North Constituency with a visit to traders at the Mim Market. The visit, which took place on Monday, September 14, 2026, was part of his constituency outreach as he seeks the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) parliamentary nomination in Asunafo North.
During the visit, Dr. Tandoh interacted with traders, visited stalls and shops, and distributed aprons to some of them. He also expressed appreciation to the Market Queen Mother and the traders for the reception he received during the visit. The engagement provided an opportunity for Dr. Tandoh to hear directly from traders and discuss his ideas for sustainable growth, community development, and shared prosperity in Asunafo North.
Dr. Tandoh described market traders as the "heartbeat of the local economy" and stressed the importance of supporting local businesses and creating conditions that allow traders to expand their economic activities. He also called for unity, dialogue, and collective action in efforts to advance development in the constituency. The Mim Market engagement adds to his ongoing grassroots activities across Asunafo North as he seeks to build support ahead of the NPP parliamentary primary.
The visit to Mim Market is part of Dr. Tandoh's campaign activities, which have focused on engaging residents, listening to concerns within communities, and outlining his vision for the constituency. Mim is one of the major towns in the Asunafo North Municipality in the Ahafo Region, with Goaso as the municipal capital. Dr. Tandoh's campaign aims to promote sustainable growth and development in the constituency.
As a former Deputy Director-General of the GES, Dr. Tandoh brings a wealth of experience in education and administration to his parliamentary campaign. His engagement with market traders and other stakeholders demonstrates his commitment to understanding the needs and concerns of the community. Dr. Tandoh's campaign activities are expected to continue in the coming weeks as he seeks to build momentum ahead of the NPP parliamentary primary.
The NPP parliamentary primary in Asunafo North is expected to be a competitive contest, with Dr. Tandoh facing off against other aspirants for the nomination. Dr. Tandoh's engagement with market traders and other stakeholders is seen as a crucial step in building support and momentum for his campaign. His focus on sustainable growth, community development, and shared prosperity resonates with many residents in the constituency.
Dr. Tandoh's campaign is expected to continue to focus on engaging residents, listening to concerns, and outlining his vision for the constituency. The outcome of the NPP parliamentary primary will have significant implications for the constituency, as the winner will go on to contest the parliamentary seat in the 2026 general elections. Key issues, such as education and economic development, are likely to feature prominently in the campaign.
Key points
- Dr. Kwabena Bempah Tandoh visits Mim Market as part of his constituency outreach in Asunafo North.
- Dr. Tandoh's campaign focuses on sustainable growth, community development, and shared prosperity in Asunafo North.
- The NPP parliamentary primary in Asunafo North is expected to be a competitive contest.
