Youth for Jajah

I now understand why people say "the French like to prolong issues". This time, it was a beautiful one though.

Hon Yussif Jajah on a donation spree. He called on our chiefs and made a donation to them for their Ramadan.

He seized the opportunity to thank them for their efforts towards the development of the community and reminded them, that our development is a collective responsibility and that his doors are wide opened for any discussion that is aimed at making his constituents better.

Youth for Jajah annual iftar in pictures

Congratulations Hon. Yussif Jajah MP for Ayawaso North Constituency. On your Inauguration Youth for Jajah is very proud to be associated to this memorable occasion, May Allah bless your reign.

The Political wind of Change is not always transferable - there are exceptions!

Youth for jajah is at it again! We took our Base to Base (B2B) campaign to a different level with a visit to Young Friends at Maamobi East electoral area on Sunday night and it was a very fruitful excise.

Even before he's sworn into office in January, 2017 (which will happen insha allah), in coming Member of Parliament for Ayawaso North Constituency Hon. Yussif Jajah is already embarking on some developmental projects including resurfacing of the "gutter" to Maamobi General Hospital and Kawokudi to Maamobi Market roads.
This is a sign of a leader who will work for his people.
Jajah!......... No size!!

http://citifmonline.com/2016/11/23/ndc-will-win-2016-elections-if-lecturer/

NDC will win 2016 elections if… - Lecturer An electoral history lecturer at the University of Ghana, Alex Kaakyire Frempong has stated that the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) will win this year’s presidential election if it secures wins in the four swing regions of the country. He said the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP

Lets see if they have something to say about this too.... # # JM TOASO # # JAJAH BRASO # #

The NDC government has increased the out-patient utilisation of the NHIS from 9.3 million in 2008 to 29.6 million in 2015.