Mahama Ayariga

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Hon. Mahama Ayariga
Member of Parliament for Bawku
Incumbent
Assumed office 7 January 2013

Parliament of Ghana
Preceded by Hawa Yakubu	MP for Bawku Central 2005 – 2009	Succeeded by Adamu Dramani Sakande
Preceded by Adamu Dramani Sakande	MP for Bawku Central 2013 – present	Incumbent
Political offices
Preceded by	Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry ? – ?	Incumbent
Preceded by	Deputy Minister for Education ? – ?	Incumbent