KUMASI, Ghana – Nana Agyeiwaa Kodie Baffoe Bonnie, a 22-year-old law student, has officially announced her intention to contest the Manhyia South parliamentary seat in Ghana’s 2028 general elections on the ticket of the Base Ghana First Movement.
Speaking at a press conference, Nana Agyeiwaa Kodie Baffoe Bonnie said she is offering herself for public service and intends to represent the people of Manhyia South in Parliament if elected in 2028. Her announcement has quickly attracted attention on social media, where many Ghanaians have been discussing the emergence of another young aspiring politician ahead of the next general elections.
The declaration comes at a time when conversations around youth participation in governance continue to gain momentum across the country. While the official nomination period for the 2028 parliamentary elections has not yet opened, her public declaration signals an early intention to seek the mandate of constituents under the Base Ghana First Movement.
The announcement has generated mixed reactions online, with some praising her confidence and ambition while others have called for greater public engagement on her policies and vision for the constituency. As Ghana moves closer to the next electoral cycle, more political hopefuls are expected to declare their intentions to contest various parliamentary seats.
