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Baba Jamal wins Ayawaso East By-election; declared MP-Elect

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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is in a celebratory mood as veteran politician and legal practitioner, Baba Jamal, has been declared the Member of Parliament-elect for the constituency.

​Following a high-stakes electoral process, the Electoral Commission confirmed that Jamal emerged victorious after a decisive performance at the polls, signaling a strong comeback for the former Deputy Minister.

​The election, which drew significant national attention, saw a massive turnout of voters.

Supporters of the NDC gathered in their numbers, chanting victory songs as the final tallies confirmed Jamal’s lead over his closest contenders.

​In his victory speech, the MP-elect expressed gratitude to the constituents for their unwavering trust and promised to hit the ground running.

​”This victory is not for me, but for the people who believe in progress and dedicated service. We are ready to work,” Jamal stated.

The declaration marks a pivotal moment for the NDC as they solidify their parliamentary presence.

By 1960news.com

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