Assembly members in the Ejisu Municipality of the Ashanti Region have renewed calls for President John Dramani Mahama to remove Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) Jerryne Asante, accusing the government of failing to act on a report into alleged misconduct submitted more than two months ago.The aggrieved assembly members claim a presidential committee chaired by Ashanti Regional Minister Dr Frank Amoakohene investigated their concerns and indicted the MCE, but no action has been taken since the report was submitted.They argue that the delay has allowed the MCE to continue disregarding established procedures and undermining the municipality’s development.In July, the assembly members attempted to pass a vote of no confidence in Ms Asante but were denied access to the assembly auditorium.They have accused her of misappropriating funds, disregarding assembly decisions and demonstrating inadequate knowledge of local governance, which they say has negatively affected development in Ejisu.Speaking on behalf of the aggrieved members, George Kuntu Blankson, the assembly member for Kwamo, said all 28 elected assembly members had resolved that they could no longer work with the MCE.“During our first press conference, we stated categorically that all the twenty-eight (28) elected Assembly Members had resolved that we would not be able to work with the Municipal Chief Executive in the person of Hon. Jerryne Asante. We gave an ultimatum of one week within which either she resigns, or the President replaces her with another person.“We wish to place on record that a Presidential Committee was formed, chaired by the Hon. Regional Minister, to look into our issues,s and we appreciate that effort. “However, more than two months after our press conference, no action has been taken on it. This implies that both the MCE Hon Jerryne Asante and the President do not take the resolution of the Assembly Members seriously,” he said.In a further development, the assembly members accused the MCE of working with some municipal officials to misappropriate assembly resources.They cited the case of the Municipal Head of Works, Richard Omari-Safo, who they alleged issued a fraudulent receipt to a resident applying for a building permit.According to the assembly members, Mr Omari-Safo was summoned before the Public Relations and Complaints Committee (PRCC), where he admitted wrongdoing.They also said Principal Accountant Dennis Owusu Danquah had been summoned before the committee to answer allegations against him after he allegedly signed the receipt.The assembly members accused Ms Asante of continuing to work closely with the two officials despite the allegations.They are demanding the immediate transfer of both Mr Omari-Safo and Mr Owusu Danquah from the municipality.The assembly members stressed that their opposition to the MCE was not motivated by personal animosity but by concerns about her leadership and its impact on the municipality.“We, the Assembly Members, do not have any personal hatred for Hon. Jerryne Asante. In fact, all of us have a very good personal relationship with her, and she will attest to this. “However, her selfish personal interest, low competence level, and her lack of respect for the decisions and the authority of the General Assembly are what we are against. It is negatively affecting the Municipality so much, and we can’t sit and watch the assembly in total disarray,” they said.They reiterated their demand for the transfer of the Municipal Head of Works and the Principal Accountant, insisting that they could no longer work with the two officials.Mr Blankson issued what he described as a final warning to the President and the MCE, saying the assembly members would consider their next course of action if their demands were ignored.“This is the final notice that we are serving that we cannot work with the Municipal Chief Executive of the Ejisu Municipal Assembly, Hon Jerryne. If this time round, she does not either resign, or the President continues to turn a deaf ear to our request, we will advice ourselves,” he said.