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The leaders of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) have never accepted the credibility and / or integrity of the general elections in the country where they were beaten to excess, starting with the presidential and legislative elections of 2000 , in which the then-candidate, John Agyekum-Kufuor, of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) ruthlessly rejected Professor John Evans Atta-Mills, then vice-president of the National Democratic Congress, in power. It should not be surprising, then, that NDC Secretary General Johnson Asiedu-Nketia, who has been the longest-time ruler, would cry out at hell and sulfur if the general election of 2020 is over. did not unfold like the Mahama (See "The acceptance of the results of the 2020 election will depend on the conduct of Jean Mensa – Asiedu-Nketia", Peacefmonline.com / Ghanaweb.com, 30/05/19 ).
I have already warned New Patriotic Party leaders in power to be fully prepared to confront the "revolutionary" thieves-robbers of the National Democratic Congress in a hand-to-hand combat from house to house. You see, in the interview granted to the show "Morning Ade Akye Abia" by Okay-FM, granted by the former Deputy Defense Minister, Mr. Asiedu-Nketia, made it clear to know that he would not accept the results of the 2020 general election with his badociates of the NDC, even if the president of the Electoral Commission, a loyal observer of the law, plays the book strictly and without flaw. . In other words, Mr. Asiedu-Nketia – aka Bui Dam Woyome – would accept the results of the 2020 general election only if Ms. Mensa prostrated herself slavishly before an inter-party run by the Asiedu-Nketia scene. Advisory Committee Diktat (IPAC).
Ironically, however, the nervous man popularly known as "General Mosquito" has also publicly acknowledged that IPAC was not a statutory institution, but a discretionary forum set up by former Electoral Commission administrators to seek a democratic consensus among all legitimately registered political parties. the country; and that as a discretionary body, the main actors in the EC had a constitutional right to prohibit or not to actively involve SCPI in a major electoral process. Well, I have news for the alleged leader of the National Democratic Congress; and it is simply that Ms. Jean Mensa, the jurist constitutional scholar and editor, intends to exercise all the discretionary powers conferred on her by the 1992 Constitution proclaimed by the NDC, the fourth republican constitution.
It is also fascinating to hear mischief-maker Mr. Asiedu-Nketia badert that his ability to fully appreciate and approve all of Ms. Mensa's appropriate methods, no matter how impeccably constitutional, must nevertheless be taken into account. or considered to be replaced by the personal level of understanding or approval of the Secretary General of the NDC. In simple terms, Mr. Asiedu-Nketia told Ghanaian voters that the former deputy of the National Democratic Congress of Sunyani-East (National Democratic Parliament) has rights that far exceed the authority and authenticity of the Ghana Constitution. . If this is not the blatant height of arrogance, then we do not know what else to do with such a bluff.
Mr. Asiedu-Nketia must be warned from the outset that Ms. Mensa did not set up the inter-party advisory committee, which the fierce politicians of the NDC seem to have used wisely in the past. However, if the EC President believes that IPAC is subversive in terms of the integrity of its work and the safety of the country's electoral process, it has an absolute obligation to uphold justice and fair play. Indeed, the English playwright immortalized, Mr. William Shakespeare was a Ghanaian citizen of good faith and was presenting with us in our Fourth Republican badembly, he would have had this simple and concave response of this desperate pathological bully, namely: "Sounds and Fury meaning absolutely nothing!
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By Kwame Okoampa-Ahoofe, Jr., PhD
Department of English, SUNY-Nbadau
Garden City, New York
May 31, 2019
E-mail: [email protected]
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