Vice President of Parliament salutes Moshake and others | Policy

Alban Sumana Deputy Speaker of Parliament Kingsford Bagbin praised his lieutenants who trusted him for his unsuccessful campaign to become the flag bearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in 2020.

He particularly applauded the tenacity of Stephen Ashitey Adjei, better known as Moshake.

In a statement, forwarded to the Ghana Press Agency in Accra, the venerable MP for Nadowli-Kaleo said he was moved by the loyalty of all his aides during the election campaign, but without Prevent him from removing his hat for Moshake.

"I dissolved my campaign team after losing the presidential primary and I expressed my gratitude to them, but Moshake's recent claim as head of the Greater Accra Regional Executive Committee of our party put into perspective the personal hurdles. that people like him had to win for me.

"For having openly supported and campaigned for me, he was suspended as a member of the NDC and had to fight to badert his right to be reinstated without even knowing that it was him." something like that happened.

"I am moved to admire such a show of personal courage and conviction," Bagbin said.

He expressed his gratitude for the success of the battle of Moshake for his reinstatement as a member of the CDN with all rights and responsibilities.

During the NDC presidential primary that was recently completed and won by former President John Mahama, Alban Bagbin operated with a small, pure-volunteer team.

Without asking for payment, the volunteers encountered serious personal difficulties to contribute to the campaign. Moshake probably paid the highest price.

As a constituency executive for Tema East, he refused to align with a program to recruit everyone for Mahama, which resulted in his suspension.

The NDC leader, however, refused to defend himself, fighting through clashes to vote in the election of the national executives and to vote for Bagbin during the presidential primary, despite physical attempts to deprive him of his rights. his right to vote at the trade fair and the Anglican Church Saint Albans in Tema. Is.

While Moshake was making these sacrifices, he was also fighting for his reinstatement and, even though the basis on which he had been fired was frivolous, the process of obtaining his membership became a difficult task. However, last week, the regional executive committee of the NDC in Greater Accra cleared him of any wrongdoing and reinstated him in his duties.

"The reintegration of Moshake is a healthy development for our party; no one should be penalized for supporting an aspirant of his choice. My only misfortune is that the problem took so long to be solved. "