A humiliating defeat awaits any NPP candidate to challenge me – says Haruna Iddrisu

Policy of Friday, July 19th, 2019

Source: Mynewsgh.com

2019-07-19

Haruna Iddrisu, leader of the minority, warned any potential candidate of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), which intends to challenge it in 2020 to prepare for defeat.

Haruna Iddrisu, who was filing his candidacy forms at the Congressional Office of the National Democratic Congress (NEC) Thursday, told the media that he was an accomplished Democrat, open to challenge, while warning that anyone from the NPP who dared to dispute it was starting an exercise. futility.

He urged his supporters to show the same love as the one shown to former President John Dramani Mahama during the 2020 polls, reiterating that, with regard to the seat of Parliament, it is about a lost conclusion.

"This should make a significant contribution to President Mahama's success in the presidential election. With regard to the parliamentary elections, the question must be settled because I need a single vote, which ensures me to be badured to defeat any potential candidate for the NPP, "he said.

The Tamale South legislature has promised to turn the electoral district into Manhyia, a northern region where votes will determine who will win the presidency in the next election.

"We can only thank the voters. I am sure that this fourth time that I am lucky and that I win the luck and destiny of Tamale South, her leaders, her women and her young, riding leaders united for a single candidate. We intend to develop the Tamale South constituency as the NDC's Manhyia in the North, "he told Eyewitness News on Thursday.

Haruna Iddrisu will face no competition at the upcoming Democratic National Democratic Congress (NDC) constituency primary, as it emerged that he was the only person to have chosen his form in the Tamale South constituency.

At the close of the nominations for the nominees, Tamale South's legislator was the only one to choose which forms to reiterate in the 2020 general election on the NDC ticket.

This will be the fourth time that the former Minister of Communication challenges the seat without opposition, the minutes showing the same event in 2004, 2008, 2012 and now in 2020.