Widow of late Ayawaso East MP, Hajia Amina Adam and Baba Jamal declare intentions to contest NDC primary
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Widow of late Ayawaso East MP, Hajia Amina Adam and Baba Jamal declare intentions to contest NDC primary

Hajia Amina Adam, the widow of the late Member of Parliament for Ayawaso East has formally declared her intention to contest the National Democratic Congress parliamentary primary as part of the processes in finding a replacement Member of Parliament.

Baba Jamal, who is currently Ghana's High Commissioner to Nigeria, has also declared his intention to contest the primary.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) will hold its parliamentary primary on February 7, 2026, to elect the party’s candidate for the Ayawaso East Constituency parliamentary by-election slated for March 3, 2026.

In a press statement signed and issued on January 22, 2026, Hajia Amina Adam said she decided to present herself for the party’s primary after consultations with community leaders, party members and residents of the constituency.

She said the decision followed weeks of reflection after the passing of her husband on January 4, 2026, describing the period as one of personal loss for her and her children.

According to her, she received calls from various sections of the constituency, including elders, grassroots members, and youth groups, urging her to step forward and continue the work of her late husband, who served the constituency until his death.

Hajia Amina Adam said she accepted the call after listening to advice from chiefs, imams and other community leaders, as well as young people who encouraged her to contest the seat on the ticket of the NDC.

She said her intention was to continue the public service path pursued by her late husband, particularly in areas affecting children, vulnerable persons and young people seeking employment.

Hajia Amina Adam appealed for support from party members and residents of the constituency as the party prepares for its primary in East Ayawaso.


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