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A desperate attempt by the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) to bind Seidu Yakubu, also known as the "MBA", an alleged abductor of Kumasi, with some New Patriotic Party (NPP) gurus, has unfortunately failed.
At a hastily held news conference in Kumasi on Thursday, Abbad Nurudeen, communications officer for the NDC region of Ashanti, claimed that Seidu was a convinced member of the PNP, without providing any evidence.
Seidu was also the lackey of Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, nicknamed "Napo", MP for Manhyia South, and Bernard Antwi Boasiako, also known as "Wontumi", president of the Ashanti Regional Nuclear Power Plant, who was tried false.
It is interesting to note that the NDC Ashanti Regional Communications Director of the largest opposition political party, who did not feel comfortable in his chair, did not support his demented allegations. with solid evidence.
Abbad Nurudeen, who clearly participated in a lying mission, also alleged that Seidu was a friend of MEC for Asokore Mampong, Alhaji Alidu Seidu, but he again provided no evidence to that effect.
Again, the NDC man, who was striving to connect Seidu to the NPP, claimed that Seidu was a member of the NPP in Asawase constituency, but he did not again stated that this without any concrete evidence.
As if that were not enough, Abbad Nurudeen, who appeared to have been trained by his paymasters to defame NPP gurus, claimed that Seidu was an important member of Delta Force, a group of demobilized militia members of the NPP.
The arrest of Seidu
Seidu and 13 other suspects were arrested by agents of National Security, BNI and police during an operation in Achiase, near Antoa, where the two Canadian captives were released on Wednesday.
Link of the President of the NDC
Ofosu Ampofo, national president of the NDC, is currently facing the law for his alleged kidnapping remarks. Reported abduction cases began to occur in the country after his strange incentive comments.
NDC jumps the gun
Surprisingly, before the police unveiled their official position with regard to arrested kidnappers, the Ashanti regional CND, for reasons well known to all, launched the firearm at the time of the war. 39, a hastily organized press conference.
Abbad Nurudeen, addressing the media, insisted that Ofosu Ampofo was not behind the wave of kidnappings in the country and that the charges against him should be to be abandoned by security agencies.
On a sarcastic note, he said Napo and Wontumi, who have not urged anyone to kidnap to create panic in the country, should be held accountable for the kidnapping of the two Canadians.
checks
At the same time, careful checks by the Daily Guide newspaper revealed that Seidu had nothing to do with the Ashanti region nuclear power plant, Abbad Nurudeen striving to paint unsuccessfully .
In addition, Seidu has never badociated with Napo or Wontumi either privately or publicly. In fact, since Seidu is not a member of the NPP, it is therefore not possible for him to be the lackey of Napo or Wontumi, as Nurudeen claims.
NDC links from Seidu exposed
Significantly, the newspaper's checks revealed that Seidu was a proud member of the NDC and he openly declared his strong support for the largest opposition political party at a number of public events.
Seidu, also realized the newspaper, is usually one of the bodyguards of former President John Dramani Mahama and his family, whenever the NDC flag bearer for the 2020 elections s & # 39; 39 is returned to Kumasi.
It is interesting to note that the NDC is now trying hard to link Seidu with the NPP and some of its key members, including Napo, a law-abiding and respected politician in the country.
Political pandits
Meanwhile, some Kumasi politicians have criticized the NDC for sticking to its usual propaganda policy, which led to the embarrbading political defeat suffered by the NDC in 2016.
According to political connoisseurs, who do not want their identity to be declared, the NDC should engage in a policy of ideas and policies if it wants to regain power and end the policy of flagrant lies.
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