Ms. Sheila Bartels, a parliamentary aspirant of Ablekuma North NPP and an entrepreneur with interests in e-commerce, financial technology, oil and gas, has donated bags of rice, cooking oil, Gari, corned beef including cash as relief package to support other members of her party in the Ablekuma North Constituency.
A statement signed by Dickson Boadi and made available to OpenLife stated that the donation is in swift response to envisaged hardship that may envelope the land following a government lockdown announcement on Friday night as part of the measures to help combat COVID 19 away from Ghana.
The elated beneficiaries expressed their gratitude for the kind gesture of Ms. Sheila Bartels.
“We are grateful to Ms. Sheila Bartels for the kind gesture indeed she is a leader and we are sure she will be voted as our parliamentary candidate during the upcoming party primary.”
Sheila Bartels is number 4 on the ballot paper for the upcoming primary having successfully sailed through her vetting.
“I’m coming to rescue Ablekuma North and this mission cannot be done myself alone. I will need their support and prayers to succeed”. Ms. Bartels added.
Sheila also used the opportunity to educate the beneficiaries on COVID 19 and the need to combat it using the directives recommended by the President, especially handwashing.
Sheila is an emerging and fast rising politician from the Ablekuma North Constituency.
Born into a strong NPP tradition with her father being the former NPP MP and minister of state, Hon. Kwamena Essilfie Bartels, Sheila’s biggest contribution to the NPP fraternity is the formation of an independent volunteer campaign organization known as The HOPE Campaign.
HOPE was instrumental in ensuring that the electorate, especially the youth, understood and could identify with the NPP campaign message for 2016 and this is indicative in the margin of victory won in 2016.
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