The National Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Henry Nana Boakye, also known as Nana B, has made a confident declaration that Alhaji Hanan Abdul Wahab, the party’s parliamentary candidate for Pusiga constituency, will emerge victorious in the upcoming elections.
Nana B’s assertion is rooted in the numerous developmental initiatives undertaken by Alhaji Abdul-Wahab in his bid to become the next Member of Parliament for Pusiga under the NPP banner.
One of the notable initiatives is the construction of over 100 mechanised boreholes across communities in the constituency, providing clean water access to thousands of residents. In addition, Alhaji Abdul-Wahab has implemented educational infrastructure enhancements, supporting the development of schools and educational facilities in the area.
Furthermore, he has provided support for various artisanal trades such as hairdressing, tailoring, weaving, fashion designing, leatherworks, makeup artistry, plumbing, tiling, and welding, empowering the youth and entrepreneurs in the constituency.
During his recent campaign tour of the Upper East Region, Nana B engaged with communities and towns on the outskirts of Pusiga, interacting with the youth involved in these trades.
A highlight of the tour was the commissioning of a significant project, an AstroTurf initiated by Alhaji Hanan Abdul-Wahab, which was attended by esteemed dignitaries including the Minister of Sports, Mustapha Ussif, and Deputy Transport Minister, Hassan Tampuli.
This project underscores the collaborative efforts and dedication of Alhaji Hanan Abdul-Wahab in fostering development, unity, and progress across all sectors of the constituency.
Alhaji Hanan’s development and empowerment drive in the Pusiga Constituency has endeared him to the people of the area, who have resolved to support his bid and embrace the life-changing programmes he is bringing to their doorstep.
The people of Pusiga are determined to support Alhaji Hanan Abdul-Wahab’s candidacy, recognizing the positive impact his initiatives have had on their lives and the future of their community.
