DOMINIC NITIWUL TO GO UNOPPOSED IN THE BIMBILA CONSTITUENCY

The Voiceless Media can confirm that Hon Nitiwul Bingab Aduna Dominic will go unopposed in the NPP primaries in the Bimbila constituency.

Alhassan Lukuman also known as Aluqus who had indicated his intention to contest the Bimbila legislator has abandoned that dream for now and choosen to pursue further studies in Germany.

The NPP in the constituency told the Voiceless Media in an interview that they will want Hon Nitiwul to go unopposed to show their total confidence in him in view of his sterling performance in Parliament and also the tremendous development he has brought to the constituency.

The Bimbila constituency is one of the oldest constituencies in Ghana. It was first represented in the Parliament of Ghana by Dr Mohammed Ibn Chambas from 1993 to 1996.

George Mpaabi of the PNC won the seat in the 1996 elections after beating Dr Mohammed Ibn Chambas of the NDC.

Dr Chambas recaptured the seat in the December 2000 elections for the NDC but resigned in 2002 to take up an international appointment.

It was after the resignation of Dr Chambas in 2002, that Dominic Nitiwul first won the seat for the NPP during a bye election. He was aged 25 years then.

Hon Nitiwul was however beaten by Hon Mohammed Ibn Abass of the NDC for the seat in election 2004.

Hon Abass secured 19,577 votes to beat Hon Dominic Nitiwul of the NPP who had 15, 791 of the votes.

However, Dominic Nitiwul recaptured the seat again from the NDC in the 2008 Parliamentary elections and has since kept it for the NPP.

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In the 2008 elections, Hon Nitiwul of the NPP got 27, 195 votes to beat Hon Mohammed Ibn Abass of the NDC who had 16, 005 votes.

In election 2012, Hon Dominic Nitiwul got re-elected by securing 30, 521 votes to beat Hon Mohammed Ibn Abass who got 17, 034 of the votes.

The NPP retained the seat in the 2016 elections. Hon Dominic pulled 29, 827 votes to beat Dr Joseph Kwabena Mamboah-Rockson of the NDC who obtained 17, 918 of the votes.

The dynamics in the Bimbila elections will be dicey and complicated in election 2020.

Chieftancy and tribal undertones will play a key role in the elections and the various aspirants will have to take note of these dynamics.

The Voiceless Media will profile the various Candidates of the various political parties in the Bimbila constituency soon. Our dear readers should stay tuned.

Source: The Voiceless Media

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