NDC Gurus Quash Moshake & # 39; s Suspension | Policy

An alleged suspension issued against a member of the branch of the Tema East constituency of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), the opposition party, Stephen Ashitey Adjei, was canceled.

A statement signed by Joseph Ade Coker, regional president of the NDC in Greater Accra, with a copy to the Ghana Press Agency in Accra, said the regional executive committee had rejected the supposed freezing of members of the group. affectionate Moshake, pointing out that the action was missing. foundation in law and common sense.

Moshake, a firebrand, became a target for the riding executive of the Tema East constituency because of his open support for the second vice-speaker of Parliament, Mr. Alban Kingsford Sumana Bagbin, at the contest. NDC flag last year.

Although the executive has allegedly suspended Moshake, a known speaker has maintained his position as a maverick, he has maintained his arguments.

The constituency executive also linked Moshake to press reports at press conferences held by Bagbin supporters, who reprimanded former President Mahama.

Although Moshake denied any involvement in these stories and demonstrated that he had instead granted interviews to prevent such attacks against the former president, the leaders wrote a letter of suspension and had sent to the Wulomo branch of the NDC and the media.

Moshake addressed a petition to the regional executive so that he decided to suspend him for support to Bagbin.

While the regional executive was working on the issue, the Tema East constituency secretary tried to prevent Moshake from voting at the NDC convention to elect his national officials at the Accra trade show, which The NDC gurus must call the police and EC officials badist him to vote.

Moshake finally voted and voted again at the presidential primary in Tema East.

On Wednesday, Moshake presented the official letter canceling his suspension to Edmund Nii Abo Quarcoo, aka Michelle, NDC deputy secretary at Tema East at the party office in Community One.

After receiving the letter, Mr. Abo Quarcoo thanked him and told him that he would pbad it on to the party's party chairman, Alhaji Mahama Bulisa, since he had received it. on behalf of the president.

Addressing to the Ghana News Agency about his reinstatement, he said: "I forgave all my detractors because I am a man of God."