Nayi Alhassan, popularly known as Ngbagu, has been re-elected chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Tamale North Constituency after securing 518 votes in the party’s 2026 constituency executive elections.
He defeated Salifu Mohammed, who polled 352 votes, and Abdul Halim Wayo Issahaku, who obtained 147 votes.
In the contest for constituency secretary, Salman Faris Inusah emerged victorious with 598 votes, beating Baba Alhassan, popularly known as Mr Law, who received 423 votes.
Mutala Hussein won the vice-chairmanship position with 476 votes.
His closest contender, Mohammed Nurideen Iddrisu, popularly known as Zaachi, secured 428 votes, while Abdulai Abdul Rahaman obtained 107 votes.
Iddrisu Mohammed Nurideen was elected deputy secretary after polling 519 votes, narrowly defeating Salman Iddrisu, who received 502 votes.
Mohammed A. Issahak won the organiser position with 424 votes. He defeated Issahaku Abdulai, popularly known as Captain America, who polled 279 votes, Issahaku Alidu Bako, known as CR7, who obtained 212 votes, Alhassan Abubakar, known as Mr Abu, with 88 votes, and Issah Zakaria Sasqo, who received nine votes.
Nashiru Iddrisu, popularly known as Prince Nash, secured the deputy organiser position with 500 votes. Abdul Wadud Mohammed received 289 votes, Alhassan Abdul Latif Napari polled 123, while Abdul Mumin Seidu, known as Hon Kporo, obtained 106 votes.
For the youth organiser position, the results provided show Alidu Mohammed with 99 votes and Issahaku Amin with 16 votes.
Husaifa Alhassan won the deputy youth organiser position with 82 votes, beating Abdallah Jalil Yussif, who secured 32 votes.
Ayishatu Abdulai Yahaya emerged winner of the women’s organiser position with 63 votes, ahead of Ruhiya Adam, who received 48 votes.
In the deputy women’s organiser contest, Suweiba Iddrisu Alhassan polled 37 votes, Diana Alhassan received 35, Memuna Sumani secured 30, and Sadia Abubakar obtained eight votes.
Mateen Mohammed won the treasurer position with 639 votes, defeating Alhassan Mohammed Sadat, who polled 381 votes.
Alhassan Adam, popularly known as Sahanaa, was elected deputy treasurer with 597 votes, beating Zakaria Abass, known as Oly, who obtained 423 votes.
In the communications department, Baba Tahiru won the communications officer position with 774 votes, defeating Yussif Tikuma, who received 246 votes.
Abdullah Abdul Rafiu, popularly known as Ras King, was elected deputy communications officer after securing 659 votes.
His contenders, Abdulai Ibrahim Danaa and Tahiru Lansah, received 187 and 174 votes respectively.
In the Zongo Caucus contest, Adizatu Suleman emerged winner with 555 votes.
Sulemana Ahmed received 350 votes, while Amadu Mohammed polled 166.
