NDC Primary: Victoria Hammah loses again

Provisional results from the Kintampo North Constituency indicate that former Deputy Minister of Communication, Victoria Hamah’s bid to go to Parliament has been truncated.

She only managed to place fourth in a hotly contested election won by Mr Justice Etu-Bonde with 1,854 votes.

Mr Michael Justice Baffoe, the Kintampo North DCE who came second in the contest polled 1,785 votes while Iddaisu Kofi Badu came third with 1,501 votes.

Ms Hamah who lost the 2012 parliamentary election to NPP’s Ursula Owusu in Ablekuma West managed to poll 1,153 beating only Abdul Rahama Yakubu who secured only 421 votes

In the Kintampo South Constituency, the provisional results had Ms Felicia Adjei causing a stir when she defeated the DCE Mr Kojo Nyame Datiakwa by 3,883 to 2,413 votes.

In both constituencies, the incumbents, Mr Stephen Kunsu (Kintampo North) and Mr Yaw Effah Baafi (Kintampo South) did not contest.

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