They argue that the incumbent MP has not fulfilled the promises he made when he was campaigning in the 2012 elections.

They mention that he promised them jobs and a secured future during his campaign in the 2012 election.

Residents of the Tamale Central constituency in the Northern region have expressed disappointment over the inability of their Member of Parliament Inusah Fuseini to provide them jobs.

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According to them, the MP has failed to live up to his campaign promises of providing them jobs and ensuring a secured future for the youth during the 2012 elections.

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One of the young protestors who spoke to Accra-based Starr FM said “he has performed poorly, he said he was going to provide jobs and he has not done it. We are not seeing any development so we will vote for another person who has the constituency at heart, someone who is going to ensure the constituency see massive development, the candidates are many and I will vote for development”

They lamented that Majority of the youth in the constituency have started indulging in ‘sakawa’ and other vices which are putting them at risk.