New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary candidate for Tamale North Constituency, Alhaji Abdul Rahman Alidu Abreh, has accused the incumbent MP, Alhassan Suhuyini, of wrongfully claiming credit for government-sponsored projects.

Specifically, Abreh pointed to the ongoing construction of the Kalpohin-Kanvili Kpawumo bridge, asserting that it is entirely funded by the government. He emphasized that the MP played no role in the project, criticizing him for attempting to associate himself with it.

Abreh, eyeing victory in the December elections, pledged to bring positive change to the constituency, accusing Suhuyini of neglecting the area.

"Our government cannot be championing this kind of project and our MP who has run away from the constituency will now come back and be claiming the projects", Alhaji Abreh told journalists after inspecting the project.

"This particular project, the MP has nothing to do with it. He's not involved in it at all", he added.

He said the project was solely funded by the central government through the Department of Urban Roads and is being executed by Ihsan Company Limited.

While commending the Chief of Kpawumo for adding his voice to urban roads, he cautioned the MP to shy away from trying to associate himself with the project.

The NPP parliamentary candidate has promised to win the seat for his party for the first time when Ghana goes to the polls in December.

He has repeatedly accused Alhaji Suhuyini of abandoning the constituency and doing little to improve the lives of the people, a situation he has promised to change when voted into power.