NDC Bunkprugu parliamentary primary in limbo

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) parliamentary primary for Bunkprugu Constituency in the Northern region is in limbo.

This follows an injunction application by of one of the disqualified contestants in the parliamentary primaries, Nanburi Derrick.

The petitioner asked the court to over turn the decision of the party and also from holding the primary in the constituency.

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Nanburi Derrick was disqualified during the vetting for joining the National Democratic Party (NDP) in the 2012 general election.

A Tamale high court presided over by his lordship Charles Gyamfi-Danquah formally granted an indefinite injunction on the party from holding the Bunkprugu Constituency primary.

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In his ruling, the trial judge indicated that the NDC failed to follow laid down rules in disqualifying the candidate and therefore advised both parties to come to a compromise in order to allow for the elections to be conducted.