NPP fears losing 2020 and therefore continuing Ampofo to disrupt our campaign – Asiedu Nketia

General News on Wednesday, May 29, 2019

Source: rainbowradioonline.com

2019-05-29

National Democratic Congress (NDC) General Secretary, The Opposition, Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, accused the ruling Patriotic Party (NPP) of disrupting his well-organized and well-organized campaign to get the elephant party out of power through the case of the incumbent President, Ofosu Ampofo. .

The chief scribe, who is commonly referred to as the "General Mosquito", told Kwabena Agyapong in Rainbow Radio 87.5Fm that, since the NPP had realized that the NDC had the mission to conquer power in 2020, it could not not compete with his campaign strategy. they resulted in an abuse of power in pursuing an unsubstantiated case against Mr Ampofo.

According to him, Ghana's democracy was under attack and the government had abused the rule of law, freedom and justice in the case of Mr. Empofo.

In his response, Mr. Asiedu Nketiah explained that the Emile Short commission, which had investigated the violence of the partial election of Ayawaso West Wuogon, had involved people who had used the services of illegal people as security officers who badaulted and badaulted people; but we have abandoned all these obvious violations and put the emphasis on the audio downloaded online.

He said: "We have seen state ministers confess that people who had been seen using police vehicles and wielding firearms were not allowed. The commission has recommended sanctions, but the government conceals these crimes. The Commission also called for the prosecution of all involved. But we dropped these recommendations and started downloading audio online, claiming that it was Ampofo's voice and wasting state resources now. " , time and lawsuits. The sad thing is that people are now asking us if it was right to practice democracy. If we claim to practice democracy, why should we abuse power, depend on frivolous claims and pursue a man who has opposed the violence that characterized the by-election? "

The lawsuits against the president of the NDC, he added, only taught people to be violent and to help the government to abuse its functions. by addressing the opposition party and its leaders.

"What is happening right now is that the government is teaching the next generation to become violent badailants because that was the only way to protect them from the state. The state is not interested in prosecuting Mr. Ampofo, but rather in disrupting our campaign strategies. It is an abuse of the democratic processes for which we fought. The NPP realized that it could not beat our campaign strategies and that there was an abuse of processes to disrupt us. "

He said: "The government is aware that the case has no merit, but it intends to disrupt us so that our plans and strategies are affected. But I know that Ghanaians will soon rise up against these abuses and fight against the system run by this government. "