The National Democratic Congress (NDC) candidate got 56,008 votes, as against Robert Lamptey of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), who received 29,777 votes.

The certified results from the Electoral Commission showed that a total of 86,880 votes were cast in Madina, with 86,512 valid votes and 368 rejected ballots.

In addition to his legislative achievements, Sosu has been widely praised for his developmental projects in Madina, ranging from improved healthcare and education infrastructure to initiatives aimed at enhancing livelihoods.

These efforts have solidified his reputation as a leader who not only speaks for the people but also delivers tangible results.

As the MP prepares to embark on his second term, the people of Madina and observers nationwide are hopeful that he will build on his impressive legacy and further enhance the lives of his constituents.

With such overwhelming support, Sosu’s influence is poised to grow, not just in Madina, but across Ghana’s political landscape.