Former Member of Parliament for Adentan, Kwadwo Adu Asare, has voiced concern over what he describes as neglect of some National Democratic Congress (NDC) members by appointees in the current administration.
He noted that certain individuals who have secured positions under the new government have become inaccessible, even as ordinary party members continue to struggle.
Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen, Mr. Adu Asare expressed frustration over the silence of some appointees.
“Those who have secured appointments are expected to help those suffering, but when you call, they refuse to answer. At least they see the missed calls, and even though they know the person, they will not return the calls,” he lamented.
He warned that the situation is causing growing discontent among the grassroots, many of whom are enduring difficult conditions.
Following President John Mahama’s 2024 victory, many had anticipated that Mr. Adu Asare, a former CEO of the Youth Enterprise Support (YES) Fund, would be appointed to a key role.
However, six months into the new administration, he has yet to receive an appointment.
Despite this, Mr. Adu Asare affirmed his continued loyalty to the party and his readiness to serve both the NDC and Ghana, with or without an official position.