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Tina Mensah and Oboubia pray for peace after weeks of bitter campaign

The two front runners in the Weija-Gbawe constituency parliamentary election in December have waged bitter campaign in the last few weeks drawing attention to the constituency.
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Tina Mensah of the NPP and  Obuobia Darko-Opoku of the NDC have been pictured praying together for a peaceful election.

The two front runners in the Weija-Gbawe constituency parliamentary election in the December vote have waged bitter campaigns in the last few weeks drawing attention to the constituency.

Last week, Tina Mensah backed out of a debate with Obuobia saying it was "cooked" to make Obuobia look good.

The Weija-Gbawe constituency is one of the strongholds of the NPP in the Greater Accra Region.

However, political watchers saying Obuobia could cause an upset.

Tension went high in the constituency this week when the Ga South Municipal Hospital (Akawe) rejected an ambulance donation from the outgoing NPP member of parliament.

Earlier, Obuobia had donated an ambulance of the same facility.

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