Egyapa Mercer urged the market leaders to remain hopeful about future development
Former Member of Parliament (MP) for Sekondi, Andrew Egyapa Mercer, has embarked on a thank-you tour to express his gratitude to his constituents following his defeat in the 2024 elections.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, he acknowledged the overwhelming enthusiasm and support he received throughout his tenure and during the election period.
As part of his “Thank You, Sekondi” tour, Egyapa Mercer met with the Sekondi Market Queen Mothers to discuss the development of the constituency.
Reflecting on his eight years as MP, he highlighted his regular engagements with the market leaders and expressed disappointment over the government’s inability to complete the planned construction of the Sekondi Market.
He attributed the delay to financial constraints caused by post-COVID economic challenges, despite the project being included in the 2022-2024 Medium-Term Public Investment Projects framework.
Egyapa Mercer urged the market leaders to remain hopeful about future development projects in Sekondi.
He reassured them that their concerns had been noted and encouraged them to continue advocating for progress in the constituency.
His discussions with the Queen Mothers underscored his commitment to fostering development, even beyond his tenure as MP.
Concluding his visit, Egyapa Mercer expressed his deep appreciation for the support he received over the years and encouraged his constituents to extend the same goodwill to the newly elected MP.
He emphasized the importance of unity and collective effort in advancing the growth of Sekondi, reinforcing his continued dedication to the community.
“We engaged in a highly productive discussion. During my eight-year tenure as MP for Sekondi, I regularly called upon the Sekondi Market Queens to share thoughts on how best we could further develop Sekondi.
“I expressed disappointment over our inability, as a government, to complete the planned construction of the Sekondi Market during my tenure due to financial setbacks triggered by post-COVID economic challenges, even though the project was included in the 2022-2024 Medium-Term Public Investment Projects framework. I urged them to continue to remain hopeful.”
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