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An expert in international relations fears that former President John Mahama is causing tension in diplomatic relations between Ghana and the countries he has recently encountered.
Dr. Vladmir Antwi-Danso stated that the invitation addressed to the the diplomat the former president, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the minority in the opposition parliament on the by-elections of Ayawaso West Wuogon were useless and did not reach nothing good.
He said diplomacy issues were delicate and needed to be dealt with properly.
He feared that the current government could not criticize the countries represented by the diplomats who honored Mr. Mahama's invitation.
Dr. Vladmir Antwi-Danso is an expert in international relations
In another order of ideas, the diplomats and the countries they represent could get confused with the current government because of what the former president Mahama might have told them at the meeting, he declared.
"There is no way that [the diplomatic community] have not sent their reports [about the violence] already in their countries. [Meeting them] does not add anything, but simply tries to set the government against the opposition with the diplomatic corps as players … and that's a bitter taste, "he said.
Dr. Antwi-Danso commented on the news of MultiTV program, PM Express, who discussed the controversial meeting with diplomats.
Mr. Mahama's February 13 meeting with members of the diplomatic mission was intended to argue, among other things, that the new ruling party, the new patriotic party (NPP), has today been fertile in mobilizing groups of vigilantes to sow chaos.
Joined by the big arms of the NDC, Mr. Mahama showed the members of the diplomatic community videos and photos of the violence that shook a polling station in La Bawalashie during the by-election.
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The government condemned the meeting and said some of the videos presented to diplomats were fabricated evidence to portray Ghana in black for diplomats and the international community.
Information Minister Kojo Oppong Nkrumah said the government is taking steps to clarify the situation for the diplomats, as none of Mahama's statements about the polls and other related issues are taking place. was exact.
Speak on PM Express Mr. Antwi-Danso said Monday that the violence that had rocked the January 31 by-election was not likely to prompt the former president to take such a radical step as diplomats. .
He noted that the violence related to the by – elections had occurred more than once and that the state had shown its willingness to manage them, as evidenced by the Commission 's investigation into the latest violence.
"Former President Mahama should have played a better political sense. He could have written about violence, published it and sent copies to the international community … ", he proposed.
Dr. Antwi-Danso is convinced that the president had been ill-advised to make the decision to meet diplomats about the violence of Ayawaso West Wuogon.
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