The former High Commissioner to Nigeria, Alhaji Rashid Bawa, is making a second attempt at returning to the legislature after failing on two occasions.
The former Deputy Education Minister under the John Agyekum Kufuor regime, has returned to his native Akan constituency in the Oti Region, to contest once again in the parliamentary primaries on the ticket of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP).
This will be his third attempt after losing his re-election in 2004 to the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC).
He was elected into Parliament in 2001 as an independent candidate, later joined and worked with the NPP where he served as the Deputy Minister for Education.
He failed to make it at the parliamentary primaries in 2016 when he tried in the Adentan constituency of Accra.
Some delegates in the party in the Akan constituency are happy he is back home to help with his unfinished works.
Latest Stories
-
Irate youth block Samereboi roads over arrest of illegal miners
12 minutes -
Ghana’s urban population to grow 2.7% year-on-year over next 10 years
16 minutes -
Vola Money launches Remittance-as-a- Service platform to support global money transfers
36 minutes -
Asante Gold Chirano Limited awards 31 tertiary scholarships to brilliant but needy students
40 minutes -
National FMCG Summit and Awards 2025 ignites future of consumer goods
46 minutes -
AUCB and HAEC host innovative 2025 Capstone Projects
48 minutes -
GCYE launches National Business Agenda to tackle youth and women’s economic exclusion
49 minutes -
Government committed to stabilising cedi at GH¢10 to dollar – Seth Terkper
52 minutes -
Elder Abuse Awareness: Foundation advocates implementation of National Aging Policy to safeguard rights the elderly
54 minutes -
Real Madrid eye summer move for Ghanaian defender Oscar Oppong
57 minutes -
Ghana validates first National E-commerce Strategy
1 hour -
Dagbon overlord applauds Mahama’s Code of Conduct for his appointees
1 hour -
You’ve my undivided support in transforming Ghana – Yaa-Na tells Mahama
1 hour -
Here’s the list of 12 suspects to be charged over GH₵548m NSS ghost names scandal
1 hour -
Airwave Apocalypse or Political Performance? A Frequency of Suspicion
1 hour