Abu Jinapor donated a digging machine because the government does not kill people – Kobby Fiagbe

General News on Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-04-02

A grave-digging machine offered by the Chief of Staff to the people of Damongo in West Gonja District, Savannah Region, means that government policy kills the population and that it will need to help for burials.

This is what the editor of the Ghanaian Lens and a former National Secretary for Propaganda say, aspiring Democratic National Congress (NDC).

According to the reporter, he expects the deputy chief of staff to donate land to a cemetery to seal the agreement, since he has provided to its residents the digging machine.

Mr. Kobby Fiagbe described the gift as "very fit".

"When you know that your government's policies are killing your people, the least you can do is help the living to bury the dead with a little more ease. The next donation would be a piece of land to use as a graveyard, "he added.

Nkligi Fm, based in Bole, announced that Mr. Abu Jinapor, candidate for parliament for the Damongo constituency, had donated a digging machine to the graves in power.

According to Mr. Jinapor, the donation followed a request from the Muslim community who complained of the difficulty of digging graves to bury the dead in the area because of the rocky nature of the cemetery grounds and had called it to his intervention.

He would have bought the generator-powered portable machine to reduce the stress of digging graves whenever someone would die and advised him to maintain it properly to serve the intended purpose.

As a result of this donation, some residents mocked this gesture, comparing it to the coffins donated by a former member of the Salaga Sud constituency and member of the public accounts committee Abubakari Ibrahim Dey accused of attempting to fight a crime. way to victory before the December 7, 2016 poll by sharing coffins in the area.