Nana B's excuses are just gadgets; we will always take action against him – NDC

Policy of Monday, February 4, 2019

Source: citinewsroom.com

2019-02-04

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has stated that its position to ensure that Henry Nana Boakye, the national youth organizer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), is known by the popular name of Nana B is still detained.

The party said that Nana B's public request for forgiveness following the badault on her communications manager, Sammy Gyamfi, in no way shows that he regrets his actions.

Sammy Gyamfi reportedly filed a complaint with the police for the alleged badault on him.

Although Nana Boakye later apologized to the channel's listeners for her actions, NDC national youth organizer George Opare Addo told Citi News that the apology did not change their quest for justice.

"When you apologize, you do not justify anything, which is why I say that the excuses are in bad faith. Of all that he said, he is far from saying that he is sorry for Sammy Gyamfi, and that's where our difficulty lies. Sammy reported the case to the Greater Accra Regional Command. So we hope the police will be ready to do the job. "

"We expect Nana B to be invited or arrested by the police for the opening of investigations. For now, the police have done nothing. If nothing is done about it, the Ghanaian public will always hear from us. We will still act if the police do not act, "he said.

In a viral video on social media, Nana B badaulted Sammy Gyamfi in the studios of the Accra-based radio station Asempa FM as part of her political debate, Ekosii Sen Friday afternoon.

It is unclear what triggered the attack, but according to some reports, Sammy Gyamfi criticized the NPP for the violence recorded during the byelection in the Asawasa West Wuogon constituency.

That will not happen again – Nana B apologizes for hitting Sammy Gyamfi

The National New Patriotic Party (NPP) Youth Organizer, Henry Nana Boakye, apologized for striking at the head of the communications director Sammy Gyamfi, at a time when radio talk in Accra.

Mr. Nana Boakye issued a statement in which he expressed regret for his actions but described the conduct of Mr. Gyamfi as provocative.

"Regardless of the repulsive and provocative behavior of the NDC National Communications Director at the show, which included unacceptable verbal attacks on the President and myself, I apologize to Asempa's listeners. FM and Ghanaians for the way I reacted. "

"I will also encourage my youngest brother, Sammy Gyamfi, to be honest and respectful in his public statements during such engagements and to respect at all times the high office of the president," he added.

Mr Nana Boakye's apology comes after the NDC's youth wing issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the police to arrest him.