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Dr Mohammed Amin Adam, Member of Parliament for Karaga and former Minister of Finance, has made a financial donation and presented 1,000 bags of cement to support the construction of the Northern Regional New Patriotic Party (NPP) Headquarters in Tamale.
The donation was announced during the groundbreaking ceremony for the multi-purpose facility on February 14, attended by Regional and Constituency Executives, NPP Members of Parliament and party supporters.
Dr Amin Adam described the contribution as part of his commitment, together with other NPP MPs from the Northern Region, to strengthen the party’s infrastructure and administrative capacity.

He further pledged additional support towards the completion of the project, noting that the headquarters would serve as a central hub for party meetings, strategic engagements and coordination of activities in the region.

The Karaga MP urged members to remain united and dedicated to the successful execution of the project, stressing that strong party structures at the regional level are essential for growth and electoral success.
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