His decision to tour the United States to seek investment was preceded by a similar one he undertook in Ghana where he had major responses from corporate Ghana and business institutions.   The main reason for the US tour is to engage business institutions, individuals and strategic institutions that could mobilise resources for the development of the Tamale Metropolis.

The MCE is scheduled to meet US Former President Bill Clinton, Founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg and some diplomats in Virginia.  He is also scheduled to meet officials of Louisville to revive a broken 35 year-long Sister–City relationship with the Tamale Metropolitan Assembly.

In a telephone interview with the Ghana News Agency, Mr Musah Superior indicated that he planned to have broader and wider discussions with the individuals and institutions on how to mobilise resources to harness the development of Tamale and the nation at large. “Another reason for our tour is to attend the 61st Anniversary of the Sister-City National Conference in Virginia from July 13-15.

He said: “the agenda to revive the relationship with Louisville requires discussions with the city authorities.” The MCE said the support for development from the Central government was inadequate, hence there was the need to move around the world to mobilise investors into the Metropolis.

He said this would be done by bringing to the fore an innovative type of leadership in marketing the Tamale Metropolis to the outside world.