MP for bongo, Hon Edward Bawa extols his achievements and challenges the DCE to a debate on developmental records.

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The MP for Bongo Hon. Edward Bawa calls his DCE who doubles as the NPP parliamentary candidate for Bongo Hon. Peter Ayinbisa to a debate on their developmental records in Bongo.

Hon. Edward Bawa, MP for Bongo.

 

 


Hon. Edward Bawa during a LIVE radio interview hosted by Yaaba Daboo at Radio Bongo 93.1 Mhz called for a debate on developmental records between his very self and the DCE for Bongo who doubles as his co-constestant for the MPship in this year's general elections, this was after  he made several revelations about how he stood and spoke for the well being  of his constituency as an MP in Parliament.

He reiterated how he spoke consecutively about the Bongo - Namoo road, an audio recording of the said speech was played on air.

Click to Listen to the audio 


He further accused the DCE of not signing his common fund letters which makes his work difficult. He accounted how he intended using his 4% of the district common fund for several developmental projects which has been delayed and currently at  a standstill due the DCE refusal to sign his letters.

He also explained how the DCE refused signing a letter which was meant for the payment of medical bills of a patient by name Amos who later died.

Hon. Peter Ayinbisa, DCE for Bongo.


He stated clearly that he has dug 43 boreholes since assuming office as the member of parliament for Bongo.

The Honourable MP also made time to explain the differences in work between the DCE and the MP.

Expertnews has sighted a video in which the MP was questioning the minister for roads about the Bongo- Namoo road. Click to watch.

For now, all fingers are crossed as we wait to see if the DCE for Bongo will accept to debate  the MP.

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