The construction of the Northern Regional Office of the New Patriotic Party continues to receive remarkable support from dedicated party faithful and patriotic individuals who believe in strengthening the party’s institutional foundation for generations to come.

This publication seeks to serve as a brief progress report on the contributions and support received so far toward the project, while also encouraging transparency and accountability as work continues.

At the inauguration and fundraising stage of the project, several distinguished personalities made generous pledges toward the successful completion of the office complex. Their commitments demonstrated confidence in the vision of building a strong and permanent regional structure for the party.

Among the major contributions, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam pledged 1,000 bags of cement together with an amount of GH¢500,000 to support the project. Hon. Habib Iddrisu also pledged 500 bags of cement and GH¢200,000 toward the construction effort.

In addition, Hajia Safia Mohammed donated 300 bags of cement and GH¢30,000, out of which GH¢10,000 was specifically allocated to support the working team. Hawa Koomson equally contributed 200 bags of cement and additional financial support toward the project.

Furthermore, Patrick Boamah donated 300 bags of cement, while former National Chairman and aspiring Chairman, Paul Afoko, has recently added his support with a donation of 400 bags of cement.

Importantly, Sule Salifu also supported the project immensely in kind through the sinking of a borehole at the construction site. This intervention has significantly reduced and virtually eliminated the continuous cost of purchasing water for construction activities, thereby easing the financial burden on the project.

These contributions reflect the spirit of sacrifice, loyalty, and collective responsibility that has always defined the tradition of the party. However, as construction progresses, party faithful and contributors continue to express keen interest in periodic updates regarding the project’s implementation, materials received, funds expended, the level of work completed, and what remains outstanding.

Transparency and accountability are not acts of distrust; rather, they are the pillars that strengthen unity and inspire more people to contribute toward a common cause. When contributors are regularly informed about progress made and challenges ahead, confidence grows, and support naturally increases. Transparency will call for more support.

The regional office project belongs to the entire party family, and its successful completion will stand as a lasting symbol of unity, sacrifice, and commitment to the growth of the party in the Northern Region and beyond.

— Musah Saibu

New Era Member

Patriotic Youth for Development

Tamale Moshi Zongo

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