NDC MPs say they will defend Ghana’s democracy with their lives

– MP for Sagnarigu said they will give their lives to protect Ghana’s democratic credentials from eroding

– The remark follows the physical assault encountered by the NDC deputies in their attempt to petition the president of the EC

– Meanwhile, the party also refuses to accept the result of the 2020 polls

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Members of Parliament (MP) of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) stand ready to defend and protect the sanctity of Ghanaian democracy with their lives, said ABA Fuseini.

“If we [NDC] must die to defend this democracy, we will. We would not allow anyone to suppress us, ”said the deputy for Sagnarigu in an interview with News of joy.

We are ready to die to protect democracy in Ghana – MPs NDC Image credit: Haruna Institute
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His comments follow a clash between NDC MPs and Ghanaian police personnel at the Election Commission premises in Accra.

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According to Fuseini, opposition lawmakers would redouble their resolve to fight any form of electoral injustice against the NDC.

The deputies of the NDC led by the leader of the minority, Haruna Iddrisu, on Tuesday 22 December 2020, got into a fight with the police after being prevented from petitioning the President of the EC, about the parliamentary seat of Techiman Sud which was declared in favor of the government. New Patriotic Party (NPP).

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The deputies were reportedly physically abused during the melee.

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