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A wave of optimism has swept through Akatsi South following remarks attributed to the Speaker of Parliament, widely interpreted by constituents as a strong vote of confidence in the First Deputy Speaker, Bernard Ahiafor.
For many party faithful and residents, the Speaker’s sentiments echo a long held belief once passionately expressed by the Akatsi South Constituency Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Tony Kojo Owusu, popularly known as Westfalia. In earlier comments that have since gained renewed attention, the chairman described Ahiafor as “a key in the hands of Akatsi South,” underscoring the lawmaker’s perceived strategic importance to both constituency and country.
The convergence of these endorsements has reignited conversations across the municipality, with supporters urging unity and prayer for the seasoned legislator. Many believe the trajectory of Ahiafor’s parliamentary career could culminate in the highest legislative office.
“History has shown that Akatsi South is capable of producing national leaders,” a local party activist noted. “We remain hopeful that history will repeat itself.”
Ahiafor, who currently serves in a leadership role in the Parliament of Ghana, has built a reputation as a disciplined lawmaker and respected voice on legal and governance matters. His steady rise has been a source of pride for the people of Akatsi South, where his political journey first took root.
While the prospect of him becoming Speaker remains speculative, the growing chorus of support highlights the deep connection between Ahiafor and his constituents. Across community gatherings and political discussions, one message resonates clearly: a call for continued faith in leadership and the enduring hope that Akatsi South may once again shape the nation’s parliamentary history.
Hon. Tony Kojo Owusu(Westfalia)
Akatsi South Constituency Chairman of the NDC recounted