I'm worried about Akufo-Addo – Bernard Mornah "cries"

Policy of Monday, April 8, 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

2019-04-08

Bernard Mornah, National President of the National People's Convention (NPC), expresses concern for President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo if he is safe from the controversy raging over militia groups in the country.

According to him, the attitude of the president to treat this problem decisively is quite different from his statements that he behaves like a chameleon depending on the circumstances.

In his view, it is pointless to introduce legislation to dissolve such groups in the country, saying that there are already laws to combat militias and ask why the president's ignorance does not exist. Was not given.

Speaking on Kumasi-based Pure Fm and monitored by MyNewsGh.com, he warned that the problem could easily escalate if the president refused to break the bad and ensure that the activities of the militia groups were at the center. concerns.

"Do you know what happened in Burkina Faso? Did you realize that Burkina Faso was suddenly militarized beyond the capacity of the army, where did it come from? These are groups like this one whose leadership can be penetrated by terrorist groups. Boko Haram can easily get in touch with these people and give them money. The next thing to do is to give them an ideological orientation and the weapons will follow, "he warned.

Mr Bernard Mornah reiterated that the president's safety was threatened by the emergence of groups such as De-Eye Group and therefore insisted that he had to rise to the occasion and handle the situation head-on .

"President Akufo-Addo is not safe. How can I be safe? They should stop what they do. The posture of the president is different from the way he acts … he behaves like a chameleon changing color according to the occasion. The last time he was in Parliament, he spoke as if someone who was crying was feeling so worried that the president did not even know that there are laws to fight the militia and activism in this country and that he is initiating legislation to deal with it. The penal code is sufficient to deal with these terrorist acts, "he said.