Health Minister and Member of Parliament (MP) for Dormaa Central Constituency under the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwaku Agyemang-Manu, has officially submitted his nomination to participate in the upcoming parliamentary primaries.

The submission was made by Clement Obeng, the MP's Personal Assistant and spokesperson, along with a group of supporters at the Party's office in Dormaa-Ahenkro, Dormaa Central Municipality of the Bono Region.

A sum of GHC38,000.00, the required fee for a sitting MP entering the parliamentary primaries, was paid during the submission.

In a post-submission press interaction, Obeng refuted speculations circulating in certain quarters of the constituency that Agyemang-Manu had no intentions of seeking re-election for the Dormaa Central seat.

He conveyed the MP’s resolve to persist in the various development initiatives he has initiated in the region, pledging to advance the improvements on the Dormaa-Ahenkro-Aboabo road if reelected.

Nana Dwomo Benson, the NPP Constituency Secretary, accepted the form and urged the team to conduct a campaign marked by respect, avoiding insults, gossip, and discord.

Yao Yeboah, the Board Chairman of the Ghana Health Service, had previously submitted his nomination to compete in the primaries.