Kennedy Agyapong to be sued under NDC – Sammy Gyamfi

General News on Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Source: Graphic.com.gh

2019-01-22

National Democratic Congress (NDC) Communications Officer Sammy Gyamfi said the party would ensure that Assin Central MP Kennedy Agyapong be prosecuted for threatening the dead investigative reporter. , Ahmed Hussein-Suale.

He said that unlike the New Patriotic Party (NPP) which regards Mr. Agyapong as a god, the NDC is not afraid of the legislator. They will therefore ensure that the laws of the land deal with Mr. Agyapong, because threats are prohibited in the country.

He emphasized that no matter how long the NDC takes to come to power, the legislator will be held to account. "With regard to Kennedy Agyapong, with regard to the threat of harm and the threat of death, it must be pursued. When we come to power …, I know we will be in power in 2021, we will at least ensure the threat of harm, he (Agyapong will pay).

Speaking on Accra-based Asampa FM, Mr Gyamfi said that the deputy was one of the main suspects in the dead journalist's death. Therefore, he had to be the subject of an investigation.

He added that on the basis of the threat of injury, the MP is running for jail even though Ahmed was not killed.

Anas Aremeyaw's senior investigative journalist, Anas PI Tiger Eye PI, was murdered Wednesday, January 16, 2019 in Madina, Greater Accra.

He was hit three times, twice in the chest and neck.

The NDC communications official also accused President Akufo-Addo's government of killing the journalist.

He explained that, although the last investigative article of the late journalist is not directed against Mr. Agyapong, the legislator revealed the identity of Saddam Hussein-Suale, the MP claiming to protect the interests of the president .

He said that President Nana Addo had not brought the legislator to task, but was rather silent on the issue. "He did it for the president's defense. Our president was in this country while all this was happening. People have condemned it, but not even a statement from the president or the presidency condemning the whole threat. "

"So why were we indifferent when Kennedy Agyapong threatened Ahmed with death, even death, without the government doing anything about it," he said.