By Ishmeal 
Ghanaian YouTuber and media personality Bernard Kwadwo Amoafo, popularly known as Kwadwo Sheldon, has hinted at a possible attempt to contest the Madina parliamentary seat on the ticket of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the 2028 general elections.
Sheldon sparked speculation on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, after responding to a social media user who asked whether reports of his intention to contest the constituency were true.
The content creator replied with the words: “It could be true.”
He accompanied the response with a photograph of himself featuring the NPP logo and a campaign-style badge bearing the inscription “DINGO FOR MADINA 2028”.
Sheldon Speaks About His Connection to Madina
In a subsequent post on X, Sheldon explained his connection to the Madina Constituency, particularly the Pantang community, where he settled with two friends about seven years ago.
He said they started building their media business with laptops and mobile phones and eventually created employment opportunities for others.
According to him, the experience has inspired his desire to give back to the constituency, particularly its young people.
“That’s what the Madina constituency gave me, and it’s time to give back to the people, especially the youth!” he wrote.
He also urged residents to look beyond his public image and consider what he could contribute to the constituency.
No Formal Declaration Yet
Although his social media posts have generated discussions about a possible parliamentary ambition, Sheldon has not formally declared his intention to contest the NPP parliamentary primary in Madina.
His comments come as political attention gradually shifts towards the NPP’s preparations for its parliamentary primaries ahead of the 2028 general elections.
The Madina parliamentary seat is currently held by National Democratic Congress (NDC) MP Francis-Xavier Kojo Sosu, who retained the constituency in the 2024 general election.
For now, Sheldon’s response has left the door open to speculation about a possible transition from online media to active parliamentary politics.
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