He said the system is not against MPs carrying out projects in their constituencies but it should be done in consultation with all relevant stakeholders.

Madam Mariama Konadu, Deputy Director Accident and Emergency Unit of the Tamale Teaching Hospital (TTH), expressed worry about the situation and called for urgent attention from government.

CWG also picked up an award as the Best Financial Sector Technology Solutions Provider of the Year by Technology Africa, organisers of Titans of Tech Award.

CWG, the local business partner of Infosys in Africa, would play an integral role in the implementation of the Finacle solutions at Heritage Bank.

Two students and a teacher are reported to have been stabbed in the eye with few others nursing bruises and cutlass wounds in three different attacks since Thursday.

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