The initiative focused on the sick, widows, the elderly, and orphans, with the MP distributing items including rice, cooking oil, and canned tomatoes.

Speaking during the outreach, Mr. Korsah explained that the gesture forms part of his ongoing efforts to support constituents and bring joy, particularly during the Easter season, which symbolizes sacrifice and renewal.

Beneficiaries expressed gratitude for the support, offering prayers for the legislator and commending him for his consistent engagement with the needy.

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Speaking in an interview on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen programme Thursday, Dr. Boako said he treats everyone with respect, regardless of their status.

“One day, while I was standing outside, two men came up and said they were looking for me. They didn’t even know I was the one because of how I spoke to them. Despite meeting them for the first time, I treated them with kindness and down-to-earth respect. They liked that I was approachable and genuine” he said.

Dr. Boako underscored the need to respect everyone no matter their status.

“Working for Vice President Bawumia at a high level didn’t alter who I am, so becoming an MP won’t change me either. I value the human element and believe in treating everyone with respect” he said.

According to him, he always prays to God and strives to do things that will satisfy everyone in his constituency.

He noted that, he has garnered substantial support ahead of the December 7 elections.

As the spokesperson for the NPP flagbearer and Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia, Dr. Boako has been actively involved in development projects aimed at improving the lives of his constituents.

His campaign, marked by tangible contributions to the community, has deeply resonated with the people of Tano North.

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The legislator who turned thirty-five took to the dance floor to engage some school children in a dance battle as part of activities to mark his birthday.

Mr Sam George also used the opportunity to cut sod for the construction of a four (4) unit kindergarten school block for Ahwiam D/A Basic School in his constituency.

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He also presented 300 chairs and 50 tables for the KG classrooms to the Education Directorate which he said was in fulfilment of his pledge to change all furniture in KG classrooms in the District

The District Director was present to grace the occasion while the school in return gave the MP a beautiful cake.

Mr Sam George in a Facebook Post expressed his profound gratitude to the constituents for the warm reception.