Abura Asebu Kwamankese: No Bridge, No Vote For 2024 General Elections – Korado Residents Warn NPP, NDC
Some have even threatened to chase out politicians who will come to their area to campaign ahead of the 2024 general elections.
Freeman Koryekpor 
Residents of Korado in the Abura Asebu Kwamankese in the Central Region have vowed to boycott the upcoming 2024 general elections if their bridge which has been broken for about two years, is not fixed.
Some have even threatened to chase out politicians who will come to their area to campaign ahead of the 2024 general elections.
According to them, day to day activities have come to a standstill and they have been cut-off from other communities since vehicles are no longer able to cross the bridge, thereby making life unbearable for them.
However, for the people here, there are a number of challenges they are confronted with; security, poor road network and to them, the most pressing one is a broken bridge that used to connect
The residents say this situation has worsened their plight.
As a result of the broken bridge, for the past two years, vehicles are unable to use the road to other adjoining communities, which compels them to travel long distances and spend more on transportation.
They expressed their disappointment with politicians who they say after several failed promises have still not addressed their concerns.
“We are humbly appealing to Member of Parliament (MP) for the area, Honorable Elvis Morris Donkoh to address our challenges. If they don’t fix them, He shouldn’t step foot here to campaign ahead of the 2024 general elections,” a resident stated.
