Hon. Attah Issah (MP) Honored with People’s MP of the Year Award at NEXA 2025
Hon. Attah Issah (MP), the dedicated Member of Parliament for Sagnarigu Constituency, was bestowed with the prestigious People’s Member of Parliament of the Year award at the Northern Excellence Awards (NEXA) 2025. The ceremony, held at the Global Dream Hotel in Tamale, celebrated outstanding leaders who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to service and community development.
In his heartfelt acceptance speech, Hon. Attah Issah expressed deep gratitude, stating, “This recognition is not just mine, it belongs to the incredible people I serve. Your trust, your voices, and your resilience inspire me every day to lead with integrity and purpose.” He dedicated the award to the constituents of Sagnarigu, whose unwavering support and partnership have been the driving force behind his work.
The lawmaker also extended appreciation to the organizers of NEXA 2025, his family, team, and all stakeholders who have contributed to his journey. “This award is a reminder to serve harder, listen deeper, and push further for development, unity, and accountability,” he emphasized, reaffirming his commitment to impactful leadership. The Northern Excellence Awards is a hallmark event that recognizes individuals and organizations shaping the future of Northern Ghana through innovation, service, and excellence. Hon. Attah Issah’s recognition underscores his tireless efforts in advocating for equitable development, education, and grassroots empowerment in Sagnarigu and beyond.
He mentioned the need for his rapid development progress that has been made so far, announcing the commissioning of 7 CHPS compounds within just six months of office to enhance healthcare access in Sagnarigu. He emphasized this as only the start of his broader development plans.
Hon. Attah Issah also highlighted the urgent issue of rising illicit drug use among the youth. He warned that this epidemic threatens futures, families, and national progress, calling for immediate action through education, law enforcement, and community support. Emphasizing collective responsibility, he urged stronger collaboration between government, traditional leaders, civil society, and families to combat the crisis. Hon. Issah stressed that true leadership means confronting tough challenges, and he rallied stakeholders to unite in building a Ghana where youth can thrive without the scourge of drugs.
As he concluded, Hon. Issah rallied Ghanaians to unite in building a nation “where leadership is defined by impact, not privilege.”