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Hon. Akwasi Konadu, Member of Parliament for Manhyia North Constituency in the Ashanti region, has staged a massive health walk in the constituency, declaring that the Constituency will not succumb to the lies of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) on December 7, 2024. The Manhyia North Constituency health walk, which drew the constituency's elderly and youth ahead of the December 7 elections, began in Duase early Saturday morning and ended at Krofuom. Speaking to the crowd, Akwasi Konadu, the MP for Manhyia North and the deputy minister of lands and natural resources, urged people to put in more effort than ever before in order to increase the party's vote and end the eight-year cycle of government. Other dignitaries in attendance included the party's Ashanti Regional executives, Old Tafo MP Ekow Assafuah, MP for Kumawu Ernest Yaw Anim, Constituency executives, Electoral Area coordinators, and polling station executives.