HON. AMIDU CHINNIA ISSAHAKU RECOUNTS HIS POLITICAL JOURNEY ON RADFORD 107.5FM’s TRENDING ISSUES

In an interview with McBash on Radford 107.5fm trending issues on Saturday ahead of the NPP parliamentary primaries, Hon. Amidu Chinnia Issahaku, Member of Parliament for Sissala East constituency and Deputy Minister water resources and sanitation, outlined his political journey, where he spoked a lot delving into how he champion the recruitment of members into the New Patriotic Party.

“I was instrumental in forming the Diglafuro youth wing where I was made the Chairman, Chairman Suara was the secretary, Mohadeen, Mariam were all members. We now occupy the front line in NPP in Sissala East.
– We did mobilization to bring a lot of people on board, I was instrumental in bringing most of the NPP Gurus in Sissala West onboard, 2brothers and co and most of the active people there.
– I was elected as Sissala East constituency assistant secretary in 2001 and took over as secretary when my secretary was appointed a DCE position.
– I moved from party secretary which I served for over 10 years and became the party parliamentary candidate in 2012 and lost the general elections.

I Lost primaries in 2015 to Hon. Ridwan Abass Dawuda and supported the party to win in the 2016 general elections for the first time in Sissala East. I came back in 2020 stronger and won the parliamentary primaries and also won the 2020 general elections against all odds. Truth and hard work are my core values in life which helped me to come back to win.

I will be voted as the parliamentary candidate for the second term based on my record, I will have a double win on the 27th of January”

Why the need to contest again?
“I have made a lot of significant statements on the floor of Parliament, i did all that because i have my people at heart and there is the need to remember certain people who contributed a lot in the development of Ghana and are from our home soil, namely Imoro Egala and Dr. Hilla Limann.

I have work so hard for my party and the Sissala East constituency and there is the need to be given another chance. Delegates have assured me their votes and I am with so many of them here and even some are waiting outside the studio.

– Hon. Amidu Chinnia recounts his political journey in Sissala politics.
Source: Radford 107.5FM