I am still a founding member of the NDC – Martin Amidu replies

Sunday, July 28, 2019 Policy

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-07-28

Martin Alamisi Burnes Kaiser Amidu, Ghana's special prosecutor, insists he is still a founding member of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), despite internal maneuvers to deny him the title.

"I insisted that I like it or not, I was a founding member of the original NDC that the new 2016 NDC could not take me," he revealed in his last episode evoked by MyNewsGh.com.

Johnson Asiedu Nketia, a former Attorney General who is engaged in what could be considered a media outlet for the NDC Secretary General, says he has not consulted with him before. 39, accept his appointment as Special Prosecutor.

He described the NDC secretary's claims that he would have personally warned him not to accept the special prosecutor's post as a hallucination, saying that "common sense would incite any reasonable person who would have witnessed the political events. which took place in this country before and immediately after 2016 to see them refresh his memory. We will then remember as a secret, when we do it as a reasonable person, that there was no way that Mr. Asiedu Nketia or the NDC could have talked to me or warned me about it. Accept the offer to be a special attorney of the president because I did not speak with him or with them during this period. Just visit my website and establish the facts for yourself: martinamidu.com.

At that time, some members of the party's functional executive committee tried to suspend me and dismiss me from the NDC by claiming disciplinary action against me for alleged misconduct. I raised preliminary objections to the charges in a letter to the Secretary General of EMS when I read them in the media, on the grounds that I was not a member in good standing of the NDC since my departure from the position in January 2012 and that I could not make them a member subject to the discipline by them ".