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New Patriotic Party New Patriotic Party NEW PATRIOTIC PARTY NEW PATRIOTIC PARTY Headquarters, Private Mail Bag, Accra-North, Ghana Tel: +233 0302 264329/264288Fax: +233 0302 229 048 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM Email: [email protected]: www.newpatrioticparty.org AUGUST 22, 2019 ATTN: SECRETARIES, NATIONAL PARLIAMENTARY VETTING COMMITTEE (NPVC) LIST OF PARLIAMENTARY ASPIRANTS AS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL BY THE NPVC TO CONTEST THE PRIMARIES – 2019/2020 Please, inform the following prospective parliamentary aspirants that the National Parliamentary Vetting Committees (NPVCs) have recommended them to National Executive Committee to be cleared to contest the primaries. Unsuccessful aspirants whose names are not published may petition the National Parliamentary Appeals Committee (NPAC) for consideration. ASHANTI SEKYERE AFRAM PLAINS 1. JOSEPH OWUSU ASAWASE 1. ALIDU SIEDU EJURA 1. MOHAMMED SALISU BAMBA en_director_research_&_elections 1 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM AHAFO ASUNAFO SOUTH 1. EMMANUEL TETTEH 2. ADJEI MARLICK 3. KWABENA AGYEI AMOAH MENSAH 4. GEORGE BOAKYE ASUTIFI SOUTH 1. ALI MOHAMMED SURAJ 2. YAW OWUSU BREMPONG BONO REGION BANDA 1. FARIZANA BINTU IBRAHIM BANDA 2. PAUL BAFFOE 3. JOE DANQUAH 4. FELIX KWAME OPOKU BONO EAST REGION SENE EAST 1. EMMANUEL KWABENA ACHIBRAH NHYIRAPAH 2. NICHOLAS LUCHOUN BITAGAN SENE WEST 1. JOSEPH MACKAY KUMA KINTAMPO NORTH 1. KWAKU ANANE-GYIDE 2. NKANGMAH MATEERL CHARLES 3. MICHEAL SARKODIE BAFFOE en_director_research_&_elections 2 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM KINTAMPO SOUTH 1. ALEXANDER GYAN PRU EAST 1. JOSHUA KWAKU ABONKRA 2. DAVID YAW MENSAH 3. KING-DAVID KWAO AMOAH PRU WEST 1. STEPHEN PAMBIIN JALULA CENTRAL REGION AGONA EAST 1. KENNEDY KWABENA ABROKWA 2. PRINCE YAW ESSAH 3. KWESI YANKAH CAPE COST SOUTH 1. EKOW DSANE SELBY 2. EMMANUEL ANDOH PERRY MENSAH 3. ERNEST ARTHUR 4. STEPHEN JEFFREY ESSIEN DADSON 5. BARON ISAAC KOJO MENSAH AJUMAKO- ENYAN – ESSIAM 1. EJUAFUL RASHID KWESI 2. RANSFORD EMMANUEL KWESI NYARKO 3. RICHARD HUGAN 4. ELISHA DEBRAH ODOOM KEEA 1. DR SAMUEL JOE ACQUAH en_director_research_&_elections 3 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM EASTERN REGION ASUOGYAMAN 1. PAUL ASARE ANSAH 2. KWAME ADU- DARKWA UPPER WEST AKIM 1. DANIEL NORTEY YEABOAH 2. MAXWELL TENKORANG 3. FREDERICK OBENG ADOM 4. EUGENE SACKEY YILO KROBO 1. ERIC TETTEH 2. FRANCIS DJETSE APPERTEY LOWER MANYA KROBO 1. LINDA ADADEVOH 2. SAMUEL NUERTEY AYERTEY AFRAM PLAINS NORTH 1. ISSAC OFORI-KOREE 2. ASIAMAH K. ANIM AFRAM PLAINS SOUTH 1. WILLIAM HOR 2. JACOB ZINEYELE GREATER ACCRA SHAI-OSUDOKU 1. STEPHEN NENE OYORTEY 2. BENJAMIN NARGREH en_director_research_&_elections 4 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM 3. ARCHIBALD TAWIAH KORLETEY 4. RENNER AWATEY KWESI NOAH ADA 1. SARAH DUGBAKI POBEE SEGE 1. LENA BAAKEY KWAO 2. PENIEL TAYE REINARH 3. EUNICE LASI NINGO PRAMPRAM 1. ALEXANDER LEONEL MARTEY 2. RITA ADDOTEY KPONE KATAMANSO 1. HOPESON YAW ADORYE 2. WILLIAM OFOSU ASANTE 3. DADZIE PRINCE 4. MARK FUACHIE-SOBREH 5. DAVID QUAYE ANNANG ASHAIMAN 1. LABARAN YAKUBU BARRY 2. ERIC GREGORY KWASI KWATIA AMASAMAN 1. CLEMENT NII LAMPTEY WILKINSON 2. ISAACK KWAKU MINTA SACKEY 3. AKWASI OWUSU AFRIFA-MENSAH 4. MURIEL NANA OYE COFFIE-AGOE en_director_research_&_elections 5 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM AYAWASO EAST 1. SAINI HARUNA FUTA 2. IBRAHIM IDDRISU 3. MALIK GAMBO 4. PETER MIREKU 5. IBRAHIM ISSAH AYAWASO NORTH 1. DAMATA SULEMANA 2. MOHAMMED OSUMAN ALIDU 3. MARTIN KWAKU BEDZRA 4. ABDUL MALIK ANALA DOMEABRA-OBOM 1. BENJAMIN ADJETEY ADJEI 2. ENGR. ISAAC ESHUN 3. MOHAMMED BABA DARRISON 4. PHILIP EDEM KOBLA DOE ABLEKUMA SOUTH 1. SAMUEL SARBAH LARTEY 2. BERNARD BROWN KLOTTEY KORLE 1. PRINCE APPIAH DEBRAH ODODODIODOO 1. REGINALD NIIBI AYI-BONTE 2. EDWARD PATRICK NII LANTE BANNERMAN en_director_research_&_elections 6 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM NORTHERN TATALE – SANGULI 1. THOMAS MBOMBA 1 2. WUJAH JACOB YAW 2 3. KUMBUNG OMEGA 3 KARAGA 1. MOHAMMAED AMIN ADAM 1 2. ALHASSAN ABDULAI (NABUGU) 2 3. SULEMAN IBN SA-EED 3 4. BABA SAYUTI 4 TAMALE CENTRAL 1. IBRAHIM ANYARS IMORO 1 2. ABASS ZAKARIA 2 TAMALE SOUTH 1. YAKUBU YUSSIF 1 2. FUSEINI IDDRISU 2 3. ABDALLAH PEGU SHAMSUDEEN 3 TAMALE NORTH 1. HABIBU ADAM 1 2. ALHASSAN DAHAMANI 2 MION 1. ALHAJI BABA YAKUBU MOHAMMED 1 2. MUSAH ABDUL – AZIZ AYABA 2 3. MOHAMMED HASHIM ABDALLAH 3 4. SAMUEL NEGIN KWASI MAHAMA 4 en_director_research_&_elections 7 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM SAGNARIGU 1. FELICIA TETTEY 1 2. ABDUL – WAHAB ALHASSAN 2 3. HAWA MUSAH 3 4. ABU FAWZIA (ZANABONGO) 4 KUMBUNGU 1. ABDUL-SALAM HAMZA FATAW 1 2. SULEMANA ABDUL RAUF 2 3. ALHAJI UMAR ABDUL – HAMID 3 ZABZUGU 1. JOHN BENNAM JABAAH 1 2. MOHAMMED ABUBAKARI 2 3. ZIBLILA ASAAGA LABARAN FUSEINI 3 NORTH EAST YUNYOO 1. LIWAAR OSCAR 2. FUSEINI AKAR 3. ISAAC JAKPARI BILKUN YAGABA/KUBORI 1. MUSTAPHA USSIF 1 SAVANNA REGION BOLE – BAMBOI 1. RAPHAEL KUMAH ABULASOM 1 2. ADAMS OLANDO ABUDU 2 3. DAVID SEI DEMAH 3 en_director_research_&_elections 8 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM DABOYA MANKARIGU 1. SAMUEL YEYU TIKA 1 2. ABDUL LATIF BAVUG 2 3. MAHAMA ASEI SEINI 3 4. DANLADI SAAKA 4 5. MOHAMMED ISSAH 5 SALAGA – NORTH 1. TAHIRU FUSEINU 1 2. ALHASSAN ABUDALLAH IDDI 2 3. SALIFU DRAMANI 3 YAPEI – KUSWAGU 1. SILAS YAKUBU ATCHILO 1 2. ADAM BUKARI FATAWU HARUNA 2 3. ABU MAHAMA ABUDU 3 4. MUSTAPHA MAHAMA 4 5. ELIZABETH ASUMAH LUMASI 5 DAMANGO 1. ABULAI SAMUEL JINAPOR 1 SAWLA-TUNA-KALBA 1. BANASCO SEIDU NUHU 1 2. BULLU LIMAN BRUCE 2 3. GILBIERI JONATHAN LAAMIITEY 3 UPPER EAST REGION BOLGATANGA CENTRAL 1. REX SIMEMON ATAREYELLA ASANGA 1 2. JOSEPH AMIYUURE ATURA 2 3. EMMANUEL APHOUR 3 en_director_research_&_elections 9 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM BINDURI 1. JOHN ATUBIGA ARABOGO 1 2. ABANGA ABDULAI 2 BOLGATANGA EAST 1. ROLAND NSOH – BILA ABIRE 1 2. EMMANUEL ABUGRE ABOLE 2 3. AMOAH AKOGLO DAVID 3 PUSIGA 1. ABDUL – KARIM ZANNI DUBIURE 1 2. ZUBEIRU ABUDULAI 2 BULISA SOUTH 1. THOMAS KWESI ADAMA 1 BULISA NORTH 1. MAURICE JAMES ABAKISI 1 2. HUSSEIN ISSAHAK ISAAC AWONEMARE 2 TALENSI 1. THOMAS PEARSON DUANAB WUNI 1 2. SAMUEL KUUG NAROOK 2 3. WILLIAM ZOOGAH 3 4. ROBERT AYINENABA ALIBO 4 BAWKU CENTRAL 1. AYUUBA SEIDU 1 2. GABIANA ABUAGRI AGBANWA 2 en_director_research_&_elections 10 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM CHIANA PAGA 1. FIDELIA KUDAARIWO 1 2. LEO KABAH ALOWE 2 3. ROBERT APECHIRA ALOO 3 GARU 1. EMMANUEL AVOKA ASORE 1 2. MUSAH OSMAN 2 NABDAM 1. YEN SAPARK 1 2. ADAGBILA BONIFACE GAMBILA 2 BONGO 1. AYIMBISA AYAMGA PETER 1 2. DIANA ABURIYA ASUURE 2 UPPER WEST LAMBUSSIE 1. JOHN DOUGHR BALOROO 2. STEPHEN DELLE DONPAALA 3. STEPHEN NIBEBALE BEMILE 4. B. YELVIEL – DONG BALIGI WA CENTRAL 1. NURIDEEN AHMED FROKO 2. SALIFU ABUBAKAR ORISON 3. BASHIR JANET BIBII 4. TAHIRU ISSAHAKU MOOMIN 5. HAJIA HUMU AWUDU en_director_research_&_elections 11 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM DAFFIAMA –BUSSIE-ISSA 1. ELIVIS KAVINAH SORY 2. KANYIRI DEKONGMENE YAKUBU 3. ABDUL- MUTEEB ISSAH KELE 4. NADI IMORO SANDA 5. FELIX NAAH WA WEST 1. DARI DANIEL KUUSONGNO 2. LAABIIR EDWARD SABO 3. MAC-ADAMS BANDA JIRAPA 1. ALEX TAABAZUING 2. CHRISTINE BONIBANKYE AMADU 3. PAUL DERIGUBAH NADOWLI – KALEO 1. ELVIS BANOEMULENG BOTAH 1 2. CORNELIUS KUMPANINGE BELBAH 2 3. KATHRINE TIEYIRR LANKONO 3 4. WG. CDR. ERIC KWESI DAKURAH 4 OTI REGION KRACHI NCHUMURU 1. MARFO WILSON KPAKPLADJA 1 2. PETER YAW KOSOE 2 3. INNOCENT KAKATECHE TACHE 3 4. PROSPER KWESI APPIAH – BEDIAKO 4 5. INUSAH ABDUL – NASIRU 5 6. EVELYN YAA DENTEH – AMANKWA 6 en_director_research_&_elections 12 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM AKAN 1. ISAAC AKAN DZAMEFE 1 2. RASHID BAWA 2 3. YAKUBU ISIFU TANKO 3 BIAKOYE 1. DANIEL KORSINAH 1 2. FRANK YIRENKYI 2 NKWANTA NORTH 1. BATU KWAKU TIBRUM 1 2. MAKIJA JHON 2 3. JOSEPH KWAKU NAYAN 3 4. BENJAMIN MUNYUM NADOR 4 NKWANTA SOUTH 1. SHERIFA SELWA SEKYERE – TIJANI 1 2. MAXWELL QOPHY BLAGODZI 2 3. GBATE DURINYA JOSEPH 3 4. KUNYOWU NTEKPE DANIEL 4 BUEM 1. RICHARD KWADWO ADJEI 1 2. LAWRENCE KWAMI AZIALE 2 VOLTA REGION NORTH TONGU 1. MOSES MENSAH ASSEM 1 2. RICHARD COLLINS ARKU 2 CENTRAL TONGU 1. RAYMOND ESCAMBELLAR ABLEDU 1 en_director_research_&_elections 13 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM 2. THOMAS MOORE ZONYRAH 2 SOUTH TONGU 1. INNOCENT LYNFORD KWESI TETTEH 1 2. AHADJIE JOSPHE WISDOM 2 3. LADY ELIZABETH SEGBENU 3 AKATSI SOUTH 1. MARTIN KOFITSEY NYAHE 1 2. LEO – NELSON KOJO ADZIDOGHA 2 AKATSI NORTH 1. OFOSU SIMON PETER KOFI 1 KETA 1. GODWIN EDUDZI YAO EFFAH 1 2. BENJAMIN SENE KWAME DZAMESHIE 2 KETU SOUTH 1. DAVID TIAHNO QUARSHIE 1 2. ELLIOT EDEM AGBENORWU 2 3. JUDITH AYIVIE 3 KETU NORTH 1. SAMUEL KOFI DZAMESI AHIAVE SOUTH DAYI 1. DAVIS-DAVID LOVELY 1 2. ERNEST PATRICK KODZO MALLET 2 en_director_research_&_elections 14 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM NORTH DAYI 1. KUDJOH EDMUND ATTAH 1 2. CHRISTIAN KOKU 2 AFADJATO SOUTH 1. ETORNAM JAMES FLOLU 1 2. STEVE DELANYO QWAQU-KLU 2 KPANDO 1. ANTOINETTE ABENA OKLU 1 2. ERIC LEGANCY FIAH 2 3. ERNEST THEOPHILUS QUIST 3 HO WEST 1. MELODY GBENA AKUSIKA 1 2. DAVID TOGBE KODJO NFODJO 2 3. GONYVIE ERIC NICK YAO 3 AGOTIME ZIOPE 1. JOHN KWAKU AMENYAH ADAKLU 1. RAYBON – EVANS ANYADI HO CENTRAL 1. PROSPER KOFI PI – BANSA en_director_research_&_elections 15 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM WESTERN REGION WASSA EAST 1. WILSON ARTHUR AMENFI WEST 1. PAUL DEKYI 2. ABRAHAM KOFI ASANTE 3. IGNATUS KWESI AFRIFA 4. ERNEST ABEKAH AIDOO 5. DR. JOSEPH KWADWO DANQUAH ELEMBELE 1. ISAAC MENLAH 2. KWESI BONZOH 3. ANNA HORMA AKAISI MIEZAH AMENFI CENTRAL 1. PATRICK HOCKSON AMPONTENG 2. ALHAJI MOHAMMED ABASS WESTERN NORTH JUABOSO 1. MARTHA KWAYIE MANU 1 2. DANSO SIMON ASAMOAH 2 3. FRANCIS AFRANYO KWAKU 3 4. ALEXANDER AMPAABENG 4 BIA WEST 1. ANTHONY MARSHALL ARPOH 1 en_director_research_&_elections 16 DEVELOPMENT IN FREEDOM 2. GYEBI BLAY BERNARD 2 BIA EAST 1. EVANS AMOAH 1 2. YAYIN NICHOLAS KUPOG 2 BODI 1. AMOAH MENSAH KENNEDY 1 2. IGNATUS AKWASI AMANKWAH 2 SUAMAN 1. FREDERICK ADDY 1 2.
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