Blay, Awuku, NPP Police Control Service "Apparatchiks" – Claims Sammy Gyamfi[AUDIO] | Policy

National Communication Officer of the National Democratic Congress and the opposition [NDC]Sammy Gyamfi claims to have "facts" and "evidence" that the police department is under the control of key members of the ruling New Patriotic Party [NPP].

He insisted that the police service was "not independent" and that it acted "only" when certain gurus of the "Elephant" fraternity invited him to annoy the leaders of the NDC.

"Bryan Acheampong, Sammy Awuku, Freddie Blay, John Boadu are the ones who instruct the police to retaliate against the NDC from their party headquarters," he said in an interview with NEAT FM morning show 'Ghana Montie'.

Sammy Gyamfi made the allegations after NDC National President Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo was slapped with new charges by the Criminal Investigation Department. [CID] Ghana police services following its infamous tapes scandal.

Mr. Ofosu-Ampofo and two other members of the NDC Executive – Sammy Gyamfi, National Communications Officer, and his deputy, Kwaku Boahen, were initially charged with conspiracy to commit a crime, namely a kidnapping and abduction. threat of harm.

However, the charges, according to a NDC legal team member, Abraham Amaliba, were dropped on Tuesday, April 10, and new charges were laid.

Amaliba said the new charges against the NDC president were now a conspiracy to harm and badault a public officer.

He added that the new charges against his clients are not due to good faith, but are simply an attempt by the police to distract from the NDC president's work.