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In a remarkable and unexpected turn of events, the late Manasseh Addison Sackey, a 34-year-old headteacher and incumbent assemblyman, has posthumously won the Teberebie electoral area election in Tarkwa, Western Region.
Despite the tragic incident of his drowning in a river connecting Aklika on Monday, December 4, Teacher Obour, as he was affectionately known, has been reelected.
Teacher Obour, who served as the headteacher at Teberebie M/A Junior High School, secured 860 votes in Tuesday’s District Assembly Elections.
His closest contender, Benard Obeng, followed closely behind with 857 votes. This unexpected outcome has left the community astonished and ignited discussions about the indelible impact Teacher Obour made on the lives of those he tirelessly served.
The late assemblyman had been actively campaigning for re-election, demonstrating his commitment to continue serving the Teberebie community when the tragic accident occurred on his way to visit a remote community.
In a moving tribute to his dedication and significant contributions, the community members have chosen to honor Teacher Obour by posthumously electing him to continue his legacy of service. This act stands as a poignant testament to the profound respect and gratitude they held for him.
