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Policy of Wednesday, July 31, 2019
Source: Cletus Abaare
2019-07-31
Sam George, Member of Parliament for Ningo Prampram
The Ningo-Prampram MP, Samuel Nartey George, is said to be boiling before the next parliamentary primaries organized by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) scheduled for next month.
According to credible sources close to him, the MP who fears losing his seat following the resignation and candidacy forms filled by his president, Mr. Michael Tetteh Kwetey to challenge the next parliamentary primaries, allegedly peddled lies that the former president resigned to allow him not to oppose.
However, a press release issued by Mr. Kwetey's campaign team described the rumors conveyed by Sam George and his team as acts of malice and lies that should not be taken into account. .
"Mr. Michael Tetteh Kwetey has not resigned for any reason, knowing full well that there are only a few weeks left before the win that will restore the VALUES in the Ningo-Prampram constituency. He has not negotiated with any National official terms that allow Sam George not to oppose, "he said.
In the statement, the campaign team also refuted rumors that Kwetey would have called on delegates to apologize for wasting their resources after showing mbadive support for his candidacy.
"Mr. Michael Tetteh Kwetey, our candidate, has no financial terms with anyone who has an agenda against what GOD has ordained for a long time now. We badure you all that the change in value added is underway. Do not take into account all the unfounded and concocted lies that are spread by those who are already afraid, "the statement added.
The statement also denied another allegation that Mr. Kwetey allegedly tried to prevent Sam George from arguing over the next primaries, claiming that such an allegation and strange lies could only have come from his father. a lost candidate.
It is recalled that an article published by Seal News indicated that Samuel George's candidacy for the second parliamentary term in Parliament was about to become critical, as NDC was nearly blown away after the filing of the second term. an alleged petition emanating from the camp of his opponent. Mr. Michael Tetteh was sent to the selection board, seeking to disqualify him from the competition.
The story mentioned that sources close to the MP had revealed to Seal News that the said petition was referring to a signatory of a branch in Dawhenya whose signature was allegedly forged by the "Dzata &" team. # 39; before he can get the 93 signatories required to fill out his form. . However, after further questioning, the panel found that the allegation was unfounded and baseless and proceeded to a review process that resulted in a favorable outcome for the Member.
Mr. Kwetey, the former Ningo-Prampram NDC constituency president, who is running for the MP's disqualification seat, added that this was a calculated attempt.
According to the story, it was the second time that the former president and his team had tried to frustrate or reject Sam George from the contest after the forms had been refused to him at the party secretariat in Prampram, forcing him to move to the regional office in Accra before being able to buy one.
But according to Mr. Kwetey's campaign team, such frivolous manners and mournful acts deployed by Sam George will not save him from the waiting that awaits him on election day.
"We would like to confirm that Mr. Kwetey and his team will remain decorative as we will sell our tested and tested messages to delegates until the last ballot is counted," the statement said.
Mr. Kwetey, chairman of the Ningo-Prampram National Democratic Congress constituency, resigned as president of the party and filed forms to challenge the possibility of representing his people in the next Parliament.
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