Nayi Alhassan, known as Ngbagu, secured 518 votes to retain his position as National Democratic Congress (NDC) chairman for the Tamale North Constituency in the party’s latest constituency executive elections. He edged out Salifu Mohammed, who polled 352 votes, and Abdul Halim Wayo Issahaku, who received 147 votes.
In the secretary race, Salman Faris Inusah emerged victorious with 598 votes, defeating Baba Alhassan, popularly known as Mr Law, who secured 423 votes. The election also saw Mutala Hussein win the vice‑chairmanship with 476 votes, narrowly beating Mohammed Nurideen Iddrisu, known as Zaachi, who got 428 votes.
Other key positions were filled: Iddrisu Mohammed Nurideen won deputy secretary with 519 votes over Salman Iddrisu’s 502; Mateen Mohammed took treasurer with 639 votes; Abdullah Abdul Rafiu was elected deputy communications officer with 659 votes; and Mohammed A. Issahak won organiser with 424 votes.
These results are part of the NDC’s nationwide constituency‑level reorganisation aimed at strengthening grassroots structures ahead of the 2028 general elections.
