When ministers start appearing at your doorsteps, it's a sign that elections are approaching. When meetings are convened solely to make false promises, it's a reminder that poor voters are being deceived. Voters desire ministers who genuinely work for the welfare of the underprivileged.
When entering politics, ministers should prioritize portfolios that address the issues of the poor, actively engage in social activities and be accessible when people truly need assistance. Most importantly, they must earn the confidence of the impoverished populace.
Visits by ministers to people's homes should foster a sense of connection between the people and their representatives. However, the landscape is changing as politicians suddenly appear at doorsteps, often without any prior social engagement, leaving people unfamiliar with their representatives.
