No one can unseat me as Tamale South MP – Haruna Iddrisu

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The Member of Parliament for Tamale South Constituency, Haruna Iddrisu, says no candidate can unseat him in his constituency.

According to the former Minority Leader, to be elected as an MP for five consecutive times means his constituents are happy with the work he is doing, and he has no doubt that he will win the elections again for the sixth consecutive time.

Mr. Iddrisu made this assertion when he presented his nomination forms to renew his mandate as the National Democratic Congress candidate for the Tamale South Constituency at the party’s constituency office over the weekend.

The former Minority Leader pledged his commitment to amass about 90,000 votes for any of the aspirants who will emerge to lead the NDC in 2024.

He said he will work hard with the incoming flagbearer of the NDC to take the mantle from the current government.

Although no one has shown interest yet in competing against Mr. Haruna Iddrisu, according to the Tamale South Constituency Chairman, Sulemana Abdul Rauf Zaanyaya, Mr. Haruna Iddrisu is the first to submit his nomination forms.

 Meanwhile, the NDC is set to hold its presidential and parliamentary primaries on Saturday, May 13, 2023, to elect a flagbearer and parliamentary candidates for the 2024 elections.

Per the timetable outlined by the party, interested individuals are expected to download nomination forms from the party’s website or pick up hard copies at its headquarters.

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