An NDC MP who recorded and broadcast the tape of Ofosu Ampofo named

General News of Wednesday, April 10, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-04-10

Sources within the National Democratic Congress (NDC) corroborated MyNewsGh.com's earlier reports that a parliamentary woman is indeed behind the leak that captured the voice that resembles the party's national president, Samuel Ofosu Ampofo.

The security details of the party at headquarters and those in charge of the IT department were monitoring her but no action could be brought against her on the grounds that Mr Ofosu Ampofo himself had denied the contents of the tape recorded in the criminal investigation department. .

According to party sources, the legislator is a former member of the Mills / Mahama administration and was responsible for one of the state institutions while he was a member of the party's executive committee.

She reportedly asked one of the NDC boys to register and then revealed it to a prominent figure in the new Patriotic Party (NPP) in power after the first one. having promised that she could help her win the next primaries and keep her seat. parliament.

Following the following leaks and badaults, she stopped attending functional executive committee meetings and was excluded from the NDC caucus meetings.

It appeared earlier that she had first submitted the tape to Gordon Asare Bediako, of the Oman FM channel, who had submitted it to her boss, Kennedy Agyapong, before its broadcast.

Mr. Gordon Asare Bediako refused to disclose the details of the said parliamentary woman when this portal was contacted, except to say that it was not the original source of the tape that had leaked, but that it was not the case. it had been pbaded on to a friend.

"I spent the entire tape through a friend and I do not expect you to ask who this person is, because that would be betraying trust. As to whether the person was paid or not, all that matters now is the details of the band that, as a journalist, I'm interested, "he said.