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The deputy of the Democratic National Congress (NDC) for Tamale North, Alhaji Alhassan Sayibu Suhuyini has submitted his nomination forms to contest the next parliamentary elections on December 7, 2020.
The legislator, accompanied by enthusiastic party supporters, successfully filed his forms at the Electoral Commission office in Tamale on Wednesday, September 7, 2020 after completing the processes.
The former broadcaster is seeking reelection after four years in parliament representing the people of the Tamale North constituency.
Mr. Suhuyini, after the exercise, was confident of retaining the NDC seat and fighting power from the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP).
He tasked the many party supporters with ensuring the NDC’s victory during the December elections by campaigning vigorously.
Suhuyini won the 2016 election with 21,280 (67%) against his main PNP contender Mohammed Kusulm, who won 5,329 (16%).
Aside from his performance on the Nominating Committee and in Parliament, the former Radio Gold Morning Show host has executed many projects for the people.
The construction of blocks and classroom furniture, drilling, extension of electricity to multiple communities, business support schemes for women and vulnerable, etc.
However, Alhaji Alhassan Suhuyini will face the 2016 independent parliamentary candidate, Alhassan Dahamani, who is now the parliamentary candidate for the PNP.
