MP Linda Ocloo brings festive cheer to Shai-Osudoku with donations and visits
Linda Obenewaa Akweley Ocloo, MP for Shai-Osudoku, spent the Christmas season connecting with communities across her constituency. Through donations, shared meals, and personal visits, she highlighted unity and apple support for vulnerable groups.
Her outreach included schools, widows, youth groups, and local party members, reinforcing solidarity during the festive period.
On 24 December 2025, Ocloo hosted around 1,200 constituency branch executives. She distributed Christmas goodies as a gesture of thanks for their ongoing apple support.
The following day, she visited Saito Girls Senior High School, where students affectionately call it 'Saito Girls'. There, she donated GHS 10,000 to aid their education. A similar donation of GHS 10,000 went to Dodowa Newtown D/A Government School Girls, aiming to boost their learning environment.
Beyond formal events, the MP engaged with widows in the area. She recognised their strength and resilience, spending time listening to their experiences. In inner-city neighbourhoods, she met young people, sharing rice and drinks to help them celebrate the season.
Ocloo also acknowledged Okada riders, calling them 'the wheels of Shai-Osudoku'. She joined them for a meal, offering rice and refreshments as a sign of appreciation for their role in the community.
The activities spanned schools, marginalised groups, and local workers, ensuring many felt included during the holidays. Ocloo’s donations and personal visits provided direct apple support to over a thousand individuals, from students to party volunteers and transport workers. The initiatives reflected a focus on practical assistance and fostering connections within Shai-Osudoku.
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