In a bid to foster talent development, sportsmanship, and unity among the youth of Nabdam constituency, the Member of Parliament (MP), Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane, has announced the organization of a youth football gala slated to kick off on the 19th of August 2024. Apexnewsgh reports The initiative, unveiled by the Party Constituency Communication Officer, Tenga James N. Yidaan, aims to uncover and cultivate exceptional football talent within the youth demographic of the Nabdam region. By providing a platform for aspiring footballers to showcase their skills, the event seeks to not only inspire the participants but also to empower them to hone their abilities in the sport. With a whopping 22 teams expected to partake in the exciting tournament, the competition promises a thrilling spectacle for both players and spectators alike. The format of the gala includes an initial round where teams will strive to prove their mettle by triumphing over their counterparts in respective sections. Subsequent to this phase, victorious teams will progress to a rigorous elimination stage, vying for a place in the coveted finals. The climax of the event will witness the top teams battling it out for supremacy and the revered championship title. Moreover, beyond the realm of sports, the gala aspires to instill values of sportsmanship and unity among the Nabdam youth and residents, fostering a climate of tolerance and solidarity, especially in the run-up to the 2024 elections. In a call to action, all young individuals with a passion for football are encouraged to participate actively in this enriching experience, either by joining as players or by showing support from the sidelines. By collectively embracing this occasion, the community can rally together to applaud the youth, bolster camaraderie, and advance the prominence of football within Nabdam, steering towards a cohesive and improved future for all. Source: Apexnewsgh.com
Nabdam NPP Reduces Party to Family Affair, Careless About Competence – Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane
The Member of Parliament for the Nabdam Constituency, Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane, has criticized the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Nabdam Constituency for turning the party into a family affair. Apexnewsgh reports According to Dr. Nawaane, the NPP’s decision to allow Boniface Gambila to hand over to his younger brother, Charles Ndanbon, is a clear indication of the party’s lack of competent representatives. Dr. Nawaane emphasized that in politics, one should not underestimate any opponent, especially when they appear to have resources. However, he believes that the NPP’s reliance on family ties rather than merit is a grave mistake. He pointed out that this approach is not in line with Ghana’s political tradition, citing examples of former presidents who did not hand over power to their family members. “Former Kufour did not hand over to his brother, Mills did not handover to his brother, Mahama did not handover to his brother and this is because they understand is a political party and not a family party” Dr. Nawaane also expressed confidence in his campaign, stating that he is ahead of his opponent, Charles Ndanbon. He accused Mr. Ndanbon who is currently hungry for the parliamentary seat of relying on the incentives released to the DCE to campaign, especially using initiatives like the SOCO project and fertilizer distribution as his own accomplishments. The MP’s comments suggest that the NPP’s focus on family ties rather than competence may harm their chances in the upcoming elections. Source: Apexnewsgh.com Thanks for reading from Apexnewsgh as a news publishing website from Ghana. We encourage you to freely share this story via social media platform and follow us on; Facebook on APEXNEWSGH-Tv or Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0248250270/0256336062.
Nabdam’s Plight: Dr. Nawaane MP Accuses NPP of Failing to Address Poverty
Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane, Member of Parliament for Nabdam Constituency, has lambasted the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for the escalating poverty afflicting his constituents. Citing a National Service Scheme (NSS) multidimensional study, Dr. Nawaane revealed that a staggering 68% of Nabdam residents are poorer now than they were in 2015. Apexnewsgh reports “This is the harsh reality the NPP has brought upon the people of Nabdam,” he declared. The MP also lamented the decline of agriculture in the district, attributing it to the breakdown of five tractors that once assisted farmers. “Now, farming has become an arduous task for my people,” he added. Dr. Nawaane expressed his discontent with the government’s 1 Village, 1 Dam (1V1D) policy, labeling it a “dud” that fails to provide meaningful benefits to the people of Nabdam, especially during the dry season. The MP urged his constituents to reclaim what they have lost during the NPP’s eight-year tenure, emphasizing the need to restore their livelihoods and well-being. His impassioned plea came during a mini rally in his constituency, where he vowed to continue advocating for the welfare of his people. He concluded his impassioned address by urging his constituents to take action against the incumbent government. “It is time to reclaim our dignity and restore our livelihoods,” he declared. “Let us vote out the NPP and bring in a new era of prosperity and progress.” With conviction, Dr. Nawaane called on the people of Nabdam to cast their ballots for John Dramani Mahama as President and for him as their Parliamentary candidate in the upcoming December 7 general election. “Together, we can make a difference and create a brighter future for ourselves and generations to come,” he emphasized. The crowd erupted in cheers and applause, signaling their support for Dr. Nawaane’s plea. As the mini rally came to a close, the MP’s message resonated with the people of Nabdam, fueling their determination to bring about change and hold their leaders accountable for the hardships they have endured. The stage was set for a pivotal election, one that would determine the course of Nabdam’s future and the fate of its people. Source: Apexnewsgh.com Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0256336062/0248250270.
MP Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane Urges BECE Students to Work Hard, Donates Educational Materials
The Member of Parliament for the Nabdam constituency, Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane, has encouraged students preparing for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) to prioritize their education and work hard to achieve success. Apexnewsgh reports He made this appeal while donating 800 books and 712 mathematical sets to the District Education Office for distribution to students in need. Dr. Nawaane emphasized the importance of education, stating that it is crucial for achieving a higher level of success in life. He noted that even members of Parliament continue to educate themselves, and that a good education is essential for effective leadership. The MP has been making annual donations to support students in the district since 2015, before he became a member of Parliament. He expressed his commitment to supporting education in the district and urged students to take their studies seriously. The District Education Director, Madam Wompakeah Mary-madalen, expressed her gratitude to Dr. Nawaane for his continuous support to students and education services in the district. She encouraged other well-meaning individuals to emulate the MP’s example and support education in the district rather than criticizing teachers. Dr. Nawaane also agreed to assist the district with a pickup truck for five days to facilitate the transportation of examination materials to centers for the upcoming final examinations. He wished the students success in their exams and encouraged them to strive for excellence. Source: Apexnewsgh.com
Upper East Dialysis Project: Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane becomes the first MP to donate towards dialysis project
Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane, the Member of Parliament for the Nabdam Constituency and Health Committee ranking member in Parliament, has generously donated Ghc 5,000.00 to support the ongoing dialysis project at the Bolgatanga Regional Hospital. Apexnewsgh.com report He is the first MP from the region to respond to the call for contributions towards this crucial health development. The MPs in the region have faced criticism from their constituents for their apparent lack of interest in the dialysis project. In addition to the MPs’ lack of seriousness towards the dialysis project, the MMDCEs have also fallen short in terms of their Ghc 5,000 contributions, which were initiated by the Upper East Regional Minister. Out of the 15 MMDCEs in the region, only 4 have fulfilled their commitment to donate to the hospital management. The remaining 13 MMDCEs’ refusal to contribute suggests a disregard for the well-being of others in the region. During a meeting with the hospital management, Dr. Nawaane, the MP for Nabdam, clarified that a letter had been provided to their caucus leader, and thankfully it had been circulated among all the MPs. He emphasized that it was decided that individual districts should come forward and make their donations towards the project. “The dialysis issue is quite very important for the region. In Ghana, there are about 52, 400 patients who have got liver failure and out of the 52,400 only 1,200 were reporting to health facilities for dialysis and this is as a result of accessibility and affordability. In some areas like Upper East Region, you cannot get dialysis and I think we are trying to establish one now, but another aspect is the cost. The average cost current is about GhC 2000.00 per week if you follow the instruction and go for 4 section and is too much”. “During our budget debate, the government said that they were establishing a kidney transplant division at Korle-Bu, it is a good idea but, I think at the moment what we really need is how to make dialysis affordable to the patients so that we can have these 52,400 coming out for it. They are not coming because they know they can’t even pay”. He stressed If patient can’t afford dialysis, how can they afford kidney transplantation? Management of the Bolgatanga Regional Hospital led by Medical Director Dr. Saanwie Aiden received the Ghc 5000.00 cheque donation with excitement and thanked the Member of Parliament greatly for his contribution.  He said, Dr. Nawaane’s donation should be the beginning of the relationship between him and the hospital. He further noted that, “The cost for dialysis is huge and expensive and we need all the help we can get to be able to establish a center. Beyond establishing a center, sustainability is the next key issue we will be looking at. We are targeting that by the end of this year, we should be able to commission the center and the first patient should go through the sections of dialysis”. However, as Oliver twists the Medical Director asked for more. Meanwhile, Dr. Nawaane was taken round the dialysis facility center by the Bolgatanga Regional Hospital Administrator as he was given update on stages of work done so far. According to Dr. Nawaane, the rest of the MPs are expected to follow up with their Ghc 5000,00 donation, this he said was their conclusion as a Caucus. Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0256336062
Lawyer Apanga pledges to support Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane to win 2024 as he insists on seeing 10 young people from Nabdam become Lawyer in 10yrs
A private legal practitioner and a former National Democratic Congress (NDC) aspiring Parliamentary candidate in the just-ended 13th May party primaries Lawyer Apanga Lamtiig has said, despite loss in the just-ended parliamentary race, he will continue to pursue his dream of seeing 10 young people from Nabdam become lawyers in the next 10 years. Lawyer Lamtiig, used the opportunity to also express his gratitude to members of his campaign team and those who supported him throughout his campaign including his families, friends, colleague lawyers, and friends from the Rotary Club. Mr. Apanga in his gratitude message said, he has accepted the result and congratulated the incumbent MP who won the elections. “I will continue to remain a strong and dedicated member of the NDC and give my unflinching support to the party towards victory 2024 to see JM win the Presidential elections and Dr Nawaane win the Nabdam seat” He vowed. Below is the full gratitude message: MESSAGE OF GRATITUDE On Saturday, 13th May, 2023 the NDC delegates went to the polls to elect the Presidential and Parliamentary Candidates for the 2024 general elections, I put myself up to be elected however, the delegates decided otherwise. I have accepted the result and congratulated the incumbent MP who won the elections. Permit me to express my profound gratitude to my campaign team led by Snr bro Christopher Beogkena, Hon Douglas, Uncle Nicholas Nyagle, Uncle Sammy, Isaac Wulug, Daniel, Martin Dittoh, Gregory, Jerry, Fatawau, Joel, Francis, Tony, John Abaa, Edward, Baba, Madam Talanta, sis Vida and the entire campaign team and the various branch executives who believed in my dream. Thank you Lawyer Ladies, you have been extremely supportive. Special thanks to the Snr Comrades (Dr. Vida, Baba Anaba and others) who supported me in various ways. I owe my family at home and in Accra who stood by me throughout the campaign process a great deal of gratitude, there is no such love greater than the love of family members. Thank you To my friends particularly Banku Dade (Richard), Prof Faanu, Awala, Daniel Botchway, Justice Cudjoe, and Solar (Mr. Hammond) I say thank you so much for your tremendous support. Table of Men, Brothers and Nobles, thank you To my colleague lawyers and friends from the Rotary Club, I say thank you for believing in me. Special thanks to the 177 delegates who voted for me. Thanks to my social media friends Thank you Thank you Thank you I will continue to pursue my dream to see 10 young people from Nabdam become lawyers in 10yrs I will continue to remain a strong and dedicated member of the NDC and give my unflinching support to the party towards victory 2024 to see JM win the Presidential elections and Dr Nawaane win the Nabdam seat We are stronger together Thank you L. A. Apanga Esq Nabdam gentleman 17/05/23 #2024_possiblle_together #nongtaaba Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana For publication please kindly contact us on 0256336062 or Email apexnewsgh@gmail.com
Nabdam MP and PC elect sends a message of appreciation to delegates and colleague contenders
The incumbent Member of Parliament for the Nabdam Constituency Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane has extended his sincere gratitude to the people of Nabdam Constituency for re-electing him at the just-ended party primaries as their parliamentary candidate to represent them in the 2024 general election. He said, “We had an unconventional method of campaigning making the primaries in Nabdam very noisy. However, lessons have been learned and the delegates have spoken”. Dr. Nawaane emerged victorious securing 303 votes ahead of his main contender Lawyer Lamtiig Apanga who secured 177 votes and Mr. Francis Sampana also managing with only one vote for himself. Meanwhile, expressing gratitude, Dr. Nawaane: “I use this opportunity to thank my 30-man campaign team, volunteers for Dr. Nawaane, and all meaningful Ghanaians who contributed in diverse ways to the victory. I wish to acknowledge my family members and others who contributed financially towards the campaign. And to my wife, Patience who sponsored the food and drinks prepared for the delegates; I say Ayekoo” Dr. expressed Also appreciating his contenders, Dr. Nawaane said the chess game is over, stressing that NDC is ready for the election 2024. However, speaking at his victory speech sighted by Apexnewsgh.com, Dr. Nawaane also extended his call for the party to start the reconciliation process immediately. Below is Dr. Nawaane’s Facebook Appreciation Post I wish to express my sincere thanks to the good people of Nabdams who through their delegates have expressed their confidence in me to lead the NDC to the 2024 elections. We had an unconventional method of campaigning making the primaries in Nabdam very noisy. However, lessons have been learned and the delegates have spoken. I use this opportunity to thank my 30-man campaign team, volunteers for Dr Nawaane, and all meaningful Ghanaians who contributed in diverse ways to the victory. I wish to acknowledge my family members and others who contributed financially towards the campaign. And to my wife, Patience who sponsored the food and drinks prepared for the delegates; I say Ayekoo. Indeed she personally cooked for them. The last but not the least are the contestants Lawyer Apanga Lamtiig and Accountant Francis Sampana whose participation showed that THE NDC HAS THE MEN. The chess game is over and the NDC is ready for the election 2024. To God be the glory. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana For publication please kindly contact us on 0256336062 or Email apexnewsgh@gmail.com
NABDAM: I am compelled to respond to Nawaane’s false assertions–Nabdam MP hopeful
My attention has been drawn to a post by the MP for Nabdam using very unfortunate words to describe the manner in which I filed my nomination forms. I find the choice of words of my senior comrade who has been in parliament for almost 2 terms and has equally contested to be a member parliament in Dunkwa where he has invested his most of his expertise and resources but failed to make it until Nabdams honoured him to represent us in parliament, very unfortunate. 1. He said that I nicodemusly filed my nomination forms, which suggests that that I filed my forms in a manner that is unacceptable. Let me put on record that I published on social media and to all stakeholders that I would file my nomination forms on 20th March, 2023 at 10am and I invited everyone to join me to do same. At 10a.m I was accompanied by senior members of my campaign team to the Constituency Party Office at Nangodi, where we were received by the Constituency Elections Committee who were fully present. We successfully filed our forms at 10:31a.m and we took photographs with the committee before left the party office. The party office is a public place. I filed my nomination forms in the presence of all members of the committee within the working hours of the period scheduled by the party for filing of nominations. How can this be described as nicodemus? The smart decision we took by leaving to go to the party office ahead of our crowd to file my nomination forms left the MP unpleasantly, compelling him to question the chairman of the Elections Committee but we are not bothered. 2. The MP alleges that I was accompanied by a rented crowd made of suspected NPP members. I find this allegation to be a compliment since it is only a very good and attractive candidate who can attract people from other political parties to increase the fortunes of the NDC in the 2024 and guarantee a resounding victory for John Mahama as president and Lawyer Lamtiig as MP for Nabdam. Let me state clearly that the over 800 party supporters who joined me to tour the major streets of Nabdam did so voluntarily unlike the MP who sent his team to write the names of delegates who would accompany him to file his nomination with the promise that each delegate will receive ghc500 only to end up giving each delegate ghc100 and ghc10 to non-delegates. It is he who vowed to buy delegates with money even if it will mean spending dollars. Unfortunately his plans are failing him hence desperation has set in too early. We did not share money to anyone who joined us to file our nomination forms, they showed opened love to Lawyer Lamtiig due to my good works, message of love, humility, mutual respect and leadership ready to serve the best interest of Nabdams. 3. The MP described me as a pawn in a game of chess. This the 3rd time he has described me as such and I reject same. I have pledged to conduct a campaign devoid of insults and personal attacks, particularly because my parents trained me not insult people and I won’t disappoint them. The 4way test of my Rotary Club remains a strong virtue that guides my thought, words and actions. I still stand by these words 1. Is it the truth 2. Is it fair to all concerned 3. Will it build goodwill and better friendships 4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned 4. I will not spend much time on his false assertion that he had 400 delegates accompanying him to file his nomination forms. I understand how losing politicians peddle falsehood to deceive themselves yet in private conversations on the road from Tamale to Bolga they confessrd how difficult the pending primaries will be for them. Walls have ears. I’m sincere to report that out of the crowd of about 800 party supporters who accompanied me to file my nomination forms 278 delegates joined us and we have their names and phone numbers. I have been compelled to respond to the publication by Nawaane to correct his rather false assertions in order to avoid the situation where my silence may be construed as an acquiescence! As the motto of my secondary school (ST. THOMAS AQUINAS) says, Veritas Liberat, to wit Truth shall set you free and the motto of the Commonwealth Hall tells us: Truth stands, I remained guided. Thank you L. A. Apanga Esq 22/03/23 Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana For publication please kindly contact us on 0256336062 or Email apexnewsgh@gmail.com
UER: NPP Regional Youth Organizer descends on NDC MPs, questioned their….
The Upper East Youth Organizer of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) Salahu-Deen Musah Al-Khomeini has descended on some MPs representing the region in parliament under the ticket of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Apexnewsgh.com report The Regional Youth Organizer questioned the MP’s contribution in terms of developmental projects in their constituencies since allowed to serve their people. He made the demand during an engagement on Apexnews Ghana’s flagship development programme dubbed “SPEAKOUT UPPER EAST REGION” with Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen on Monday, October 17, 2022.Mr. Musah Al-Khomeini is of the view that, if one wants to place blame, on those who have led the developmental challenges in the region, it must be put at the doorstep of the NDC MPs from the region. “Look at Dr. Nawaane, today is his second time and he cannot boost off a single project in the Nabdam District. The same with BT Baba in Talensi. Come to Isaac Adongo, apart from buying mobile phones and sharing to delegates to vote for him, he cannot boost off a single project in the Bolgatanga central”. He stressed Explaining further, he said; “Go to Tempane where Lambon is coming from, Tempane MP Lydia as we speak came to Tempane with 5 tailoring machines, shared to women went to a radio sat down, and said that she has brought a lot of tailoring machine and share to the women of Tempane. Look at Mahama Aayriga MP for Bawku Central, he cannot boost for a single project he has started and completed and commissioned in Bawku central, these are proven facts. Look at Sampson in Navrongo, what did he do? He came with a street light and that become a celebration that the MP is doing well. Look at what Abanga is doing in Binduri, Abanga bought a borehole drilling machine and the machine is in the constituency drilling boreholes from one community to another, and even houses that request for boreholes, they drill for them. This is an MP that is working trying to change the lives of the people of Binduri. When you go to Builsa North, the only thing Agalga can boost off in Builsa North is sending five people to the Police Service and all of a sudden people are saying Agalga has sent….beyond that nothing more. You cannot point to any developmental project that has been done by them”. “Today as we speak, we are constructing the Weaga road. If am going to mention the NDC MPs in the Upper East Region and how they have been maltreated and how they have mishandled and how they did not take their constituents serious is very amazing”. He said However, Mr. Al-Khomeini believes that when it comes to the predicament bedeviling the people of the Upper East Region, the NDC in general enjoyed a lot of political fortune in the Upper East Region and you would agree with me that when it comes to political representation in the parliament of this country, the NDC enjoyed a lot of success from the people of the Upper East Region. Currently, as we speak, we have 1 MP for the NPP and 14 for the NDC. He pointed Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ghana For publication please kindly contact us on 0256336062 or Email: apexnewsgh@gmail.com
Nabdam MP demand for District Police Station
Member of Parliament for the Nabdam Constituency in the Upper East Region Dr. Mark Kurt-Nawaane has made a strong case for the people of Nabdam to be provided with a district police station. For his love for security in his constituency, Dr. Nawaane in 2021 completed a modern police station in Pelingu as part of measures to beef up security in the area. Meanwhile, making his strong case on the floor of Parliament on behalf of the people of Nabdam, Dr. Nawaane said: “I build the police station with my Common Fund in Pelingu. Yes, a modern Police station with my Common Fund and with the understanding that if we are able to build this police station, we will attain the district status as soon as is practicable because we are not getting the staff. We were usually allocating the staff from Bolgatanga”. He added: “Now, I have done all that and I even walled it for them. I want to know, from your answer it still appears not clear, I want to know, can I get a timeline for this police station, for the district status? He asked. Source: Apexnewsgh.com/Ngamegbulam Chidozie Stephen









