Here’s a bold claim that’s sure to spark debate: Kwame Asare Obeng, widely known as A Plus, insists he’d secure even more votes if elections were held today—a statement that’s as confident as it is controversial. The Gomoa Central Member of Parliament isn’t just resting on past victories; he’s doubling down on his assertion that his grip on the constituency is stronger than ever. But here’s where it gets intriguing: during a candid discussion on UTV’s United Showbiz on October 4, 2025, A Plus didn’t hold back. He declared, with his signature forthrightness, that no one can intimidate or silence him as he continues to champion the causes of his constituents. And this is the part most people miss: his unwavering commitment to education, exemplified by his recent GH¢57,000 investment in BECE students, despite critics linking it to exam failures. “I can’t sit in the exam hall and write the papers for them,” he quipped, drawing a clear line between support and personal responsibility. But is this enough to guarantee his reelection? That’s where opinions diverge. A Plus argues his deep connection with the people of Gomoa Central gives him an edge, but critics might question whether popularity alone translates to electoral success. He’s not just stopping at words—his actions, like funding education, speak volumes. Yet, the bigger question remains: Can he truly outperform his previous electoral results? Only time will tell. Meanwhile, as the political landscape heats up, one thing’s for sure: A Plus isn’t backing down. What do you think? Is A Plus’s confidence justified, or is he overestimating his influence? Let’s hear your thoughts in the comments!
