The Member of Parliament for Ablekuma West, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, has denied allegations that her team distributed food to voters during the ongoing 2024 elections.
Earlier reports claimed that packs of breakfast allegedly linked to the MP were driven away amidst hooting from some voters at the Assemblies of God Church polling station in the Ablekuma West Constituency in the Greater Accra Region.
In a press release, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful described the allegations as “reckless and unfounded,” emphasizing that no such incident occurred. She labeled the claims as fabrications aimed at misleading the public and tarnishing her reputation.
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In the Ablekuma West Constituency, a pick-up truck carrying food packs was rejected by voters, who hooted at the driver and escorted them off the premises.
The occupants claimed the food was from incumbent MP Ursula Owusu for party… pic.twitter.com/odpbmPt2Ue
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“This is a malicious attempt to sow discord and undermine the unity and trust I have worked tirelessly to build with my constituents,” part of the statement read.
The MP reiterated her commitment to serving the people of Ablekuma West with integrity and assured her constituents that any logistical support provided on election day was well-received.
“To my constituents, I assure you that I remain committed to serving you with dedication and humility. Let us not be distracted by these unfounded distractions, and be guided by facts and mutual respect,” she said.
Ursula Owusu-Ekuful further highlighted her unwavering dedication to the constituency, stressing that her focus remains on ensuring a smooth and peaceful electoral process.
