Missing pickup: My own hands – Mutawakilu

General News of Tuesday, July 16, 2019

Source: clbadfmonline.com

2019-07-16

Adam Mutawakilu, MP for Damongo, Savanna Region, denied the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) claims that he would be aware of the location of a Toyota Hilux pickup belonging to the Coordinating Council. Regional Office (RCC). .

In a statement, he said the issue is a serious one that needs to be dealt with seriously, without unnecessary claims.

The regional army of the NPP Savanna had accused Mutawakilu and his boys of knowing something about the missing vehicle and had called the command of the regional police to invite them to an interrogation.

In his response of the same day, Mr. Mutawakilu said: "In this regard, I ask all well-meaning Ghanaians, especially my brothers and sisters in the Savanna region, to disregard this claim that me, Adam Mutawakilu, are aware of the missing vehicle. or participate in the activities of young men and women who exercise their civic responsibilities as responsible citizens by asking legitimate questions about the missing vehicle. As far as the savannah region is concerned, I have a role to play as a research badistant and, therefore, I do not always expect him to let go every time he has an idea to share. "

Read his full statement below:

RE: MEMBER OF DAMONGO AND HER BOYS KNOW THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE MISSING TOYOTA HILUX VEHICLE.

My attention was drawn to an unsigned press release allegedly issued by the Communications Office of the Savannah Nuclear Power Plant, in which I was mentioned as an accomplice to the demise of the Toyota Hilux vehicle destined for the SRCC . The name of my official research badistant was mentioned and pinned to me as having been the hidden hand behind his interest and activities in this area. I consider this posture and statement to be the most unfortunate to say the least.

In this reply, I wish to state categorically that Mr. Issifu Seidu Kudus Gbeadese is an official research badistant in my office and that, therefore, any official statement published on a case is duly signed by him and indicated as such. So, I find this attempt to mark every exploit of the young man in the office, even if it was his personal pursuit as unhappy and nasty.

That said, I feel that the issue in dispute is serious and must be dealt with very seriously until its logical conclusion. Mr. Kudus, who has worked with me for almost 10 years now, is a young man, I know, pbadionate and independent, who will stop at nothing to face his world whenever the need actually feel. From Savannah Region; from the beginning of the campaign to the current situation, he has independently shared his point of view in the form of articles and in other ways that have no connection with my but contributed significantly to the discourse on the creation of the region.

As citizens of the young Savannah region, we must all act responsibly to ensure its success. My office is ready to cooperate with all stakeholders to ensure the overall development of the region. Our partisan political positions are no longer important, it is the real development of the population that matters, and that's what has been my concern since I decided to serve in the public service.

By this I ask all well-meaning Ghanaians, especially my brothers and sisters in the Savannah area, to disregard this claim that I, Adam Mutawakilu, would be aware of the missing vehicle or participate in youth activities. men and women exercise their civic responsibilities as responsible citizens by asking legitimate questions about the missing vehicle. As far as the Savannah area is concerned, I have a role to play as a research badistant and, therefore, I do not always expect him to let go every time he has a idea to share.

But is it not surprising that a government in power supposed to be responsible for the protection of lives and property in the Savannah area will at this point show the accusers' discussion instead of making an arrest? If indeed the PNP has information that I know where the missing vehicle is, why not help the police to provide this information or stop. This is a serious question that needs to be discussed in depth and not the empty propaganda and insinuations of the NPP.

I forgave this recklessness at the NPP because it is the first of their series of false accusations against me … but the next time such charges are brought against me, I will ask for legal advice in appropriate terms.

Thank you

-Sign-

Hon Adam Mutawakilu
(Member of Parliament, Damongo constituency)