Former parliamentary candidate for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mike Aaron Quaye Jnr, says three terms should be enough for Sara Adwoa Safo.
This week, relatives of Sara Adwoa Safo shared flyers indicating that she is coming back to contest the seat.
Although the former Parliamentarian has said in the past that she will not contest the seat again, the flyers pointed to the fact that she was seriously considering coming back after the NPP lost the 2024 elections.
But speaking on Accra-based TV3’s Key Points on Saturday August 22, 2026, Mike Aaron Quaye Junior said, “We are observing, but most importantly, what I have heard her saying that she was not going to run again and that she had other higher ambitions. Dome Kwabenya is a place where we are building a lot of bridges and most importantly, she had served the community for three terms. If you look at the hostory of Dome Kwabenya she has served as the longest-serving MP so there may be people who may want to come up with such a suggestion.
But that’s her decision, three terms is enough and most people will not have expected that there will be a post that she is coming. Nevertheless, as I said we have not heard from her and what we have heard is that she was not running again. So we will cross that bridge when we get there. As to the shivers down my spine I will not answer to that. What we have done, we can do before,” he said.
