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Frank Asiedu Bekoe, popularly known as Protozoa, has emerged victorious in the Suhum parliamentary race on the New Patriotic Party (NPP) ticket. He secured 16,855 votes while his National Democratic Congress (NDC) contender garnered 15,259 votes. The election, which was keenly contested, saw Bekoe securing the seat with a significant vote difference, solidifying the NPP’s hold on the constituency. The outcome affirms the party’s dominance in Suhum, a key constituency in the Eastern Region. Frank Asiedu Bekoe’s win reflects the trust and confidence reposed in him by constituents. Speaking after the declaration of the results, Bekoe expressed gratitude to the people of Suhum for their support. “This victory is for all of us. I will work tirelessly to deliver on my promises and ensure Suhum continues to thrive under NPP’s leadership,”…

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has successfully retained the Suhum parliamentary seat following a recount conducted by the Electoral Commission (EC). After a thorough examination of the pink sheets, the EC announced Frank Asiedu Bekoe, the NPP candidate, as the elected Member of Parliament for Suhum. Frank Asiedu Bekoe received 16,855 votes, whereas the candidate from the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Prince Kwadwo Addo Tabiri garnered 15, 259 votes, at the Ghana Police Training School in Tesano, Accra. Authentic Ghanaian cuisine recipes Kwadjo Asante, running as an independent candidate, garnered a total of 14,860 votes. In contrast, fellow independent candidate Emmanuel Dede Wiafe received only 159 votes. In response, the NDC has dismissed the results, labelling the recollation as “unlawful”. In an interview with Channel One News’ Fred Duhoe, the…

Frank Asiedu Bekoe, also known as Protozoa, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary candidate for Suhum Constituency in the Eastern Region, has responded to allegations against him during a political debate organized by TV3 for candidates in the Suhum Constituency. Addressing the claims, Protozoa expressed frustration over accusations made by Prof Frimpong Boateng, whom he referred to as the "Professor of Science," criticizing the lack of evidence supporting the allegations. He revealed that Prof Boateng had made what he called "spurious allegations" against him over the last three years, leading to an investigation by the Criminal Investigations Department (CID). Despite being summoned by the CID, the professor allegedly failed to provide concrete evidence to support his claims. Protozoa criticized the situation, arguing that it is dangerous to expect the accused to prove…