MP for Bongo Hon. Edward Bawa celebrates June 4 Uprising with Cadres Front.

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MP for Bongo Hon. Edward Bawa celebrates June 4 Uprising with Cadres Front.


The Member of Parliament for Bongo Hon Edward Bawa returned to his constituency to celebrate the June 4 Uprising. Due to other equally important assignments at the national level, the MP couldn't organize the program on 4th June. He therefore traveled to his constituency on 13th June to specifically celebrate the occasion with the Cadres Front.


Addressing Cadres on the occasion, the MP acknowledged the contributions and efforts of Cadres in building the Party (NDC). He therefore encouraged them to continue with their hard work.

Speaker after speaker applauded the MP for such an initiative. They pledged to always work hard for NDC to ensure continues victory for the party in Bongo. 

Regional representatives at the occasion also applauded the MP and urged other MPs to emulate his initiative.

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