What is this sort of NONSENSE from a deputy minister of Information? NPP has become unattractive to Ghanaians ? Okudzeto Ablakwa
Let us be honest to ourselves and just analyse the following INFLAMMABLE NONSENSE from Okudzeto Ablakwa step by step
According to the bogus Minister (Ablakwa)
* The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has become unattractive to majority of Ghanaians who cannot accommodate the shenanigans of the party, Deputy Minister of Information, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has said.
* NPP cannot be exonerated from the violent conduct of its supporters who have decided to live up to the All-die-be-die mantra of its presidential candidate, Nana Akufo-Addo after the December general election.
* The NPP says it has enough evidence to prove the discrepancies in court and is confident the ruling of the Supreme Court can overturn the verdict of the Electoral Commission (EC).
* However, some party supporters out of frustration, poured onto the streets to register their displeasure attacking journalists and some supporters of the ruling party.
* The trouble caller Okudzeto Ablakwa on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen programme said the NPP has demonstrated that it is the most “violent and undemocratic” political party in the country’s history.
* The brand NPP has been heavily damaged and it will take a tsunami in the party to replace the lost integrity.
* He wondered why NPP which announced to have substantial evidence to prove the discrepancies has refused to go to court five days after the polls.
* Okudzeto Ablakwa intimated that the leadership of the NPP for fear of incurring the wrath of their agitated supporters has refused to accept the results they lost gracefully to the NDC to keep hopes alive.
* I blame all the riots and vandalism on the leadership of the NPP for totally misleading their supporters even when they know they have lost the election, Ablakwa added.
Ablakwa is making no sense and besides misinforming the Ghanaian people and inflaming troubles in the country.
“The sleeping dogs must be undisturbed allowed to sleep.”
I highly welcome the idea that Mahama has decided to replace Ablakwa.
FRANCIS TAWIAH (Duisburg – Germany)
