Member of Parliament for the Tamale South constituency, Haruna Iddrisu, expressed confidence that Mr. John Dramani Mahama, the former president and flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), would emerge victorious in the 2024 general election under conditions that are free, fair, and credible.

He asserted that if Ghanaians were to cast their votes considering the current economic conditions and the overall state of the country, the NDC firmly believed that Mr. Mahama would secure victory in any free, fair, and credible elections held in Ghana in 2024.

“If Ghanaians are to vote based on the state of the country, the state of its institutions and the state of the suffering of the people of Ghana, Mr John Dramani Mahama will humble others,” he said.

Mr. Iddrisu, a former Minority Leader in Parliament, made these remarks during the inauguration of the Upper East Regional Women’s Wing Working Committee of the party. The event centered around the theme, "Effective mobilization of the women’s front."

He said, “2024 offers the NDC the best opportunity to recapture political power, and we all must endeavour to work to support John Dramani Mahama.”

The MP emphasized that Mr. Mahama's extensive experience in governance makes him the right candidate to lead Ghana towards improvement.

He called on the NDC to work diligently to secure all 15 seats in the Region, contributing to a parliamentary majority that would support Mr. Mahama's presidency.

While expressing confidence in the NDC's victory, he cautioned the party against complacency, emphasizing the importance of conveying credible and sustainable messages to the public.

Mr. Iddrisu urged NDC members, particularly communicators, to highlight the party's positive contributions and development projects during its time in government.

“The issues get forgotten too early,” he noted.

He called on the media to play its watchdog role, saying “You held NDC, John Mahama accountable, hold Nana Akufo-Addo and Dr Bawumia accountable to their duties, pledges and failures.”