We Pray For More By-Elections In Ghana To Bring Developmental Projects--Concerned Drivers Association Ghana
In a statement copied to Soireenews.com, the leadership of CDAG in the persons of Nana Owiredu, Paa Willie and Akwesi Arhin stated that they have been following political events keenly especially in relation to by-elections.
Freeman Koryekpor 
The Concerned Drivers Association Ghana (CDAG) have prayed for more political by- elections across the country which would serve as the means for the central government to take proactive measures to fix the poor road network infrastructures in the country.
In a statement copied to Soireenews.com, the leadership of CDAG in the persons of Nana Owiredu, Paa Willie and Akwesi Arhin stated that they have been following political events keenly especially in relation to by-elections.
According to them, they were at Kumawu constituency and currently in Assin North monitoring events and developmental projects springing up.
"We would like to thank bye election for fast tracking road infrastructural development within some constituencies.
"It's our prayer most parliamentarians dies to pave way for a by-election which can help facilitate more road infrastructure development as been witnessed at Kumawu and Assin North respectively.
"As a drivers association, we are reliefed when our road networks received a face-lift, we don't spend much on spare parts and our vehicles last a while before visiting the shop with a fault," they noted.
They urged all association members and our stakeholders to get involved in this prayer to enable many by-elections within the country.
They also called on the parliament to give the same attention to the passage of the Anti LGBTQ+ as they in various constituency during bye election.
