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NPP Yapei-Kusawgu parliamentary candidate, Abu Kamara dies in car crash

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary candidate for Yapei-Kusawgu in the Savannah Region, Abu Kamara has died in a car crash.

He was returning to Tamale after a project inspection tour when the incident occurred.

Abu Kamara reportedly crashed into an articulated truck and died on the spot at the Datoyili police barrier.

He died alongside an aide and one other passenger.

Abu Kamara

The crash occurred at about 10:39 pm on Friday night.

The leadership of the NPP in the Savannah Region confirmed the passing of Abu Kamara in a short statement.

“With a heavy heart, the Savannah Regional NPP and the party at large announce the unfortunate demise of our Parliamentary Candidate for the Yapei Kusawgu Constituency, Abu Kamara. He died with an aide, Majeed Kotochi (Young Chief) and another occupant in an unfortunate accident at the Datoyili police barrier. May their Souls Rest In Peace. Amen.”

Their remains have been deposited at the Tamale Teaching hospital.

Abu Kamara was gearing up to meet the National Democratic Congress’ John Jinapor in the polls on December 7.

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