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Nothing shall bring us down- Empress Gifty consoles husband Hopeson Adorye as he loses out on his seat

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December 9, 2020

Ghanaian gospel musician, Empress Gifty has written a long consolation message to her husband, Hopeson Adorye, who lost his Parliamentary seat at Kpone Kantamanso.

Mr Hopeson Adore stood on the ticket of the NPP to contest the Kpone Kantamanso parliamentary seat. He however, lost out to Hon Joseph Akuetteh Tetteh of the NDC.

In a long post on Instagram, Empress stated that she was proud of her husband and congratulated him on the good work he has done for the people of Kpone.

“You have fought a good fight and raised the Hopes of your lovers and the entire NPP supporters in Kpone Katamanso. You have made us proud and given us a reason to put in more hard work next time to wrestle power for our mother party, the NPP and our constituence.

“My Hero, I congratulate you for a good work done. Without a doubt you have demonstrated to the nation and the entire family what a strong man and a big shoulder we can forever depend on. We thank God for your life and the strength given you through it all. I therefore pledge you my full support in all your political endeavour. You’re blessed my dear thou saith the Lord. May He give you more wisdom to be able to do more for your country. I am solidly behind you all the way. Nothing shall bring us down. Keep shining and keep on fighting for your dear country.”

She also went ahead to thank the President and his Vice for their support.

Thanks to His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo Addo and the Vice President Bawumia, our able First Lady and second lady of the Republic of Ghana and the entire NPP party for your support. Still we say the Battle is the Lord’s. #ThereIsStillHope. Love you so much Daddy.

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