Three gentlemen escorted me to the residence of the Honorable Kennedy Ohene Agyapong for the first time on a Tuesday morning in early 2023. When we arrived, the leader of the three men walked directly to the police officer at the door and greeted him.
Please inform the Honorable that Doctor has arrived. I joined the line of people waiting to see the Honorable Member of Parliament, which was already formed. The person who was guiding us shouted to me, "Doctor, come!" Honorable is aware of your presence this morning. He is waiting for you. However, I remained in line. A young man got up and offered me his seat with courtesy.
A few moments later, the door opened and Honorable emerged. My still-standing acquaintance at the door greeted him.
"Your honor, the physician is here," he stated while pointing in my direction.
I stood up, smiled, and started strolling in their direction. The honorable gazed at me, smiled, and addressed me as 'Dr.'
Then, to many people's surprise, he glanced at those in line and asked, "Who is next?" One lady jumped up from her seat, followed by Honorable as she entered the room. The door then closed behind them. I returned to the line.
While disappointment was evident on the faces of my companions, I observed excitement and optimism on the faces of those waiting in line. I smiled to myself and remarked, 'I like this fellow.'
When we hear Sir John F. Kennedy This is a classic example of Ohene Agyapong's concern for the average person. He is a man of the people; he cares about the disadvantaged. He has compassion for the neglected. In fact, he represents the voiceless and the forlorn.
Imagine you are a delegate, a party member, or an ordinary Ghanaian who, for whatever purpose, desires to vote.
to meet with the President. You are on the fourth floor of the Jubilee House. The request is to wait. You are waiting for hours while ministers, MPs, CEOs, and other important people arrive, see the President, and leave while you remain seated and waiting. Imagine becoming exhausted, despondent, and voiceless with no one to convey your message to the President, who is working in his office and unaware that you are there to see him and why. Imagine now that the doors to the President's office are flung open, and President Kennedy Ohene Agyapong steps out to the reception, peers at you and the others in line, and asks, "Who is next?" What do you feel?
Vote for the candidate who cares about the average Ghanaian. The man who hears the poor's silent pleas. Vote for the Honorable Kennedy Ohene Agyapong as the presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party and the Republic of Ghana.