By King Amoah.
In a spirited defense of their party’s legacy, supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Ashanti Region have vehemently condemned claims made by Kwabena Nsenkyire, the former 1st Vice Chairman of the Ashanti Regional branch of the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
Nsenkyire’s assertion that the NDC failed to complete any projects during its tenure in the region has been met with widespread outrage and denouncement from party faithful.
Kwaku Appiah, a dedicated member of the NDC from the Kwabre East constituency, led the charge against Nsenkyire’s allegations, labeling them as “outrageous fabrications” intended to tarnish the hard-earned reputation of the NDC.
“Such statements are not only misleading but also a blatant attempt to distort the truth about our accomplishments in the Ashanti Region,” Appiah asserted at a recent rally aimed at rallying support among party members.
Nsenkyire’s comments, suggesting that the NDC left behind a trail of uncompleted projects, are dismissed by NDC supporters who cite a robust list of achievements that they believe contradict his claims.
They point to significant infrastructure developments, including expansive road construction projects that have facilitated trade and mobility in the region.
Among the highlights of NDC’s developmental agenda is the much-lauded Dubai Market project in Kajetia, which is heralded as “the biggest market center in West Africa.”
This flagship project, supporters argue, stands as a testament to the NDC’s commitment to improving economic opportunities for the people of Ashanti. The NDC supporters also pointedly remarked that the impact of the Dubai Market project alone overshadows what they perceive as the stagnant development outputs of the NPP since taking office.
“Let us not forget the educational initiatives that have transformed many lives in the Ashanti Region,” remarked one passionate supporter. They stressed that it is disheartening to witness individuals like Nsenkyire manipulate facts to undermine genuine efforts to uplift communities.
“If one looks at the progress made under the NDC, it is clear that we have laid down the foundations for sustainable growth in this region,” they added.
Despite the claims from Nsenkyire, supporters of the NDC are resolute in their belief that the achievements of their party during its governance are unparalleled and should not be obscured by political rhetoric.
“We will not stand and watch while false narratives are peddled to sow doubt about the con
