Mercy Adu-Gyamfi

"I never imagined an illiterate like me will have such an opportunity so I cried when I entered Parliament ."

"I thank you all for the support during the primaries, although things didin't turn out like how we expected but that's just it. Life can be unfair at but trust me we have fought a good fight and we couldn't have done it without each and everyone of you in the constituency ."

"I would wish to demand the resignation of the constituency chairman. He has no moral right to suspend me from the party. Some of us will not look on while others try to destroy what we have collectively built as a party. I am sad about the turn of events and I feel my work has been a vein ."

"I am coming back like kakai to take the seat."