"The security of Ghana in ruins" – NDC

General News on Thursday, June 13, 2019

Source: www.ghanaweb.com

2019-06-13

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) declared that the country's security was in utter waste and that Ghana's security was not guaranteed.

According to the NDC, the government must be held responsible for fears over reports that Ghana is threatened with security following the recent kidnappings that devastated the country.

Sammy Gyamfi, head of communications at the NDC, speaking to the media at the party's Moment of Truth series, accused the ruling NPP of abusing power by unleashing the courts, hospitals, security agents, innocents through advocacy groups.

"The Akufo-Addo government has overseen the pathetic scourge of our security, through training, training and the encouragement of self-defense groups, whose members have now become Frankenstein's monsters devouring innocent citizens" , did he declare.

He claimed that nuclear power plants had politicized security issues and now resorted to NDC "responsibility and demonization" for rising levels of insecurity in the country.

President Akufo-Addo and his president are "pillars of this enterprise," added the outspoken politician who also accused President Mahama and the NDC of blaming everything.

Condemning the recent arrest of the party's national president, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo, he said that "the issue of kidnapping the two Canadian girls should not be the subject of political speech, given its serious implications for national security and our diplomatic relations with the government. " Canadian state. Nevertheless, the Akufo-Addo government has tried to demonize the CND and its national president in his desperate attempt to hide their security failures and destroy the hard-won reputation of our president and the CDN. in general.

In order to preserve the party from shame, he said the NDC had no choice but to reveal that the alleged culprits of the abduction of the two Canadian women belonged to groups of Self-defense affiliated with the NPP.

"After 24 hours, the country is kept in the dark as regards the concealment of the true identity of the criminals. It is scary to reveal that the kidnapping was largely orchestrated by thugs and bandits of the nuclear power plant. "

Samuel Gyamfi said that the reason for this exhibition was to reveal to Ghanaians the "way people run them".