Cletus Avoka

He was also the MP for Garu Tempane from 2000 to 2004.[4] In the year 2000, he won the general elections as the member of parliament for the Garu-Tempane constituency of the Upper East Region of Ghana.[1] He won as an independent candidate in that election for the Upper East Region. Akudibila was elected with 14,282 valid votes cast.[5]

This was equivalent to 45.40% of the total valid votes cast.[5] He was elected over William Azuma Dominic of the National Democratic Congress, William Pullam of the Peoples National Convention Party, Emmanuel S.N.Asigri of the New Patriotic Party, Tindogo D.Ashock of the Convention Peoples Party, Halid M.Yussif of the United Ghana Movement and Hamidu Sahanona of the National Reform Party.[5]

These acquired 12,224, 2,908, 1,360, 293, 246,138 votes out of the total valid votes cast respectively.[5] These were equivalent to 38.90%, 9.20%, 4.30%,0.90%, 0.80%, 0.40% respectively of total valid votes cast.[5]

During the 2008 Ghanaian General Elections, he polled 13,074 votes out of the 32,215 valid votes cast representing 40.50% over Appiah Moses who polled 10,470 votes representing 32.50%, John Akparibo who polled 6,701 votes representing 20.80%, Sulley Awanni Agholisi who polled 1,461 votes representing 4.54%, Azumah Yusif Ndago who polled 273 votes representing 0,85% and Atiah kudugu who polled 236 votes representing 0.73%[6]

He won again in the 2012 Ghanaian General Elections with 21,900 votes out of the 41,106 valid votes cast representing 53,28% over Frank Fuseini Adongo who polled 17,082 votes representing 41.56%, Mallam Yusuf Isa who polled 1,739 votes representing 4.23% and Atangnaba Abraham who polled 385 votes representing 0.94%[7]