Hundreds of supporters of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and constituents of Damongo gathered at the GPRTU station for the final rally of Samuel Abu Jinapor’s campaign, ahead of the December 7 elections.

The “Final Mega Rally" attracted enthusiastic supporters, who chanted slogans and displayed placards in solidarity with Mr Jinapor and the NPP’s presidential candidate, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.

Addressing the crowd, Mr Jinapor, the incumbent legislator highlighted the significant strides made in the constituency across sectors such as agriculture, education, health, and infrastructure. He urged constituents to vote massively for him and Dr. Bawumia, assuring them of continued development and promising future projects, including a regional hospital and a university in Damongo.

“It is left with only two days for us to vote on Saturday. We will emerge winners. Humans as we are, I might have offended some people, so I’m pleading with you to forgive me and consider the future of our beloved constituency. Vote for me and the NPP,” he appealed.

He reiterated his commitment to fostering peace, saying, “It’s God who knows who will be MP and President. He knows that Saturday, Lawyer Abu Jinapor and Dr. Bawumia will be MP and President. All the people from Damongo are my people—whether they vote NPP or NDC. I don’t give weapons to anyone.”

Mr Jinapor listed completed projects, including schools, Astroturfs, maternity blocks, and community centers, while emphasizing the need for continuity.

“In almost every town, you will see footprints of Lawyer Jinapor and the NPP. Show your devotion by voting for us,” he said.

The rally also featured speeches from other NPP leaders. The Savannah Regional Minister, Saeed Muhazu Jibril, described the NPP as having firmly established itself in the constituency through its achievements, urging voters to reject “skirt and blouse” voting and support both Jinapor and Dr. Bawumia.

The NPP’s Deputy National Women’s Organizer, Hajia Safia Mohammed, lauded Hon. Jinapor’s contributions, describing him as a unifier who prioritizes development at all levels.