According to him, the NPP needs to retain bold and decisive leaders whose commitment and vigilance contributed to the party’s victory at the 2016 polls.

Daniel Bugri Naabu was addressing the newly elected executives of the Tamale North Constituency at his private Fuo residence in Tamale.

He emphasized that it would be politically suicidal for the delegates to replace his winning team at the regional elections.

He called for collaboration between the winners and the losers to ensure the NPP’s victory at the 2020 polls.

Daniel Bugri Naabu posited that the NPP was poised to win all 31 seats under the agenda “Operation win all seats in the Northern Region.”

Chairman Bugri Naabu, who is seeking reelection, urged the delegates to retain him to accomplish his unfinished agenda.

Under his watch, the NPP then in opposition won 13 out of the 31 seats in the Northern Region.

Constituency elections

For security reasons, five constituencies in the Northern Region have been isolated from the nationwide constituency elections which started on Sunday February, 24, 2018.

These comprised Yunyoo, Bimbila, Daboya/Mankarigu, Nalerigu/Gambaga and Karaga which have been identified as political hotspots.

The first phase of the elections were held in 24 out of the 31 constituencies, and these included the four main Tamale Central, Tamale North, Tamale South and Sagnarigu.

At the end of the polls, majority of the old executives who sought to retain their seats were rejected.

The second phase scheduled for Sunday February 25, 2018, will be held in Salaga South, Salaga North and Zabzugu constituencies.

The NPP Northern Regional Communications Director, Issahaque A. Latif told Citi News that the elections would be conducted in 2,676 polling stations.

He described the first phase as generally peaceful, and anticipated that the whole exercise will be devoid of upheavals.

Issahaque A. Latif called for a united and a formidable NPP after the constituency elections

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By: Abdul Karim Naatogmah/citifmonline.com/Ghana

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Edward Asadu, who was contesting his disqualification in the ongoing NPP constituency elections, was said to have stormed the venue with some well-built men to disrupt the process.

He was also alleged to have fired gunshots when he realized that his name and picture did not appear on the ballot paper.

Mr. Asadu’s actions were said to have delayed the voting process for some hours after police and military personnel intervened to restore order.

Citi News understands that the aggrieved aspirant claimed to have gone through the vetting process successfully, but a letter issued by the District Chief Executive for the area, Francis Oti Boateng, suggested that he was disqualified.

The aspirant, who was not enthused with the decision was said to have ordered some well-built men to cause disturbances at the venue.

He has been arrested, and is currently in the custody at the Konongo District Police station.

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By: Hafiz Tijani/citifmonline.com/Ghana

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