MP touts achievements
The incumbent New Patriotic Party (NPP) Member of Parliament (MP) for the Savelugu Constituency in the Northern Region, Mohamed Abdul-Samed Gunu has touted his achievements.
“My achievements within the last three years are unprecedented, comparing them to what my predecessor achieved in his entire 20-year period serving as a legislator for the Savelugu constituency on the ticket of the National Democratic Congress (NDC),” he touted.
Mr Gunu said he had so far achieved 80 per cent of his promises in the constituency, citing interventions in education, health and road infrastructure and insisted that “when I made the promise in 2016, people thought I was joking, currently, some roads are under construction, I have also provided 600 iron dual desks for some selected schools, the distribution is ongoing to serve other schools.
” I have also renovated a ward at the Savelugu hospital to ease congestion, I cannot mention all the interventions but I intend to do more when I am given a second chance,” he stated.
As the NPP goes to the poll to elect parliamentary candidates for the 2020 general election in April, the incumbent MP, Mohamed Abdul-Samed Gunu is seeking a second term and is hopeful of victory.
His main contender in the scheduled primaries is Alhaji Nashiru but he failed to file his nomination forms at the close of nomination on February 20, 2020, making Mohamed Gunu the sole candidate for the primary and his task now is to prove his worth to the constituents to retain him as their legislator.
Even though the rating of his achievements is quite significant, according to him, the constituency is still challenged in terms of growth and development and he described himself as a selfless leader who has again promised the electorate that he would work harder to tackle their various challenges.
“Looking at my contribution to the constituents, the only reward they will give me is to retain me to be able to continue the good works that I have started for the growth and development of the constituency,” Mr Gunu stressed. -citinewsroom.com
