A former Presidential Staffer under the John Mahama administration, Mr Stan Dogbe has told the Executive Secretary of the Media Foundation for West Africa Sulemena Braimah to stop making reckless comment that the center can no longer hold in the National Democratic Congress (NDC).
Replying to Mr Braimah’s comments in a tweet, he said “Reckless statement! Your NPP, never has disagreements? Post their acrimonious General Secretary election, have they not finally patched up? Is Ken Agyapong not fighting VP Bawumia across the country? Give us a break with your reckless talk.”
Reckless statement! Your NPP, never has disagreements? Post their acrimonious GS election, have they not finally patched up? Is Ken A not fighting VP Bawumia across the country? Give us a break with your reckless talk.
— S. Xoese Dogbe (@StanDogbe) December 15, 2022
Regarding the fallouts from the youth and women’s organizer elections held last Saturday and also the upcoming national executive election on Saturday December 17, Mr Sulemana Braimah said the NDC appear unable to manage even the party, yet they are seeking to manage the nation.
This followed the verbal attacks traded among some leading members of the party including the re-elected youth organizer, George Opare Addo, Ningo Prampram Lawmaker Samuel Nartey George and National Communications Officer Sammy Gyamfi.
For instance, Opare Addo said he will take none of the attacks launched against him by Sam George.
Samuel Nartey George on Tuesday, December 13 took to social media to slam Mr Opare Addo following what he describes as “asinine” and “reckless” comments by his party’s Youth Organiser on an Accra-based radio station.
“Let me serve notice to him that others he attacks may choose to be silent but not Sam George. This should be the last time he goes anywhere and runs his loose mouth on my person,” Sam George wrote.
Regarding the contest for the national chair position, one of the aspirants Johnson Asiedu Nketia believes the incumbent who is seeking reelection, Samuel Ofosu-Ampofo is not fit for the post.
He has publicly blamed him for the inability of the NDC to collate the results of the 2020 elections, leading to the failure of the election petition filed at the Supreme Court by John Mahama.
Sharing his views on these happenings in the NDC, Mr Sulemana Braimah said in a tweet that “The centre can no longer hold in the NDC. The people who are supposed to be leading are rather fighting each other. They appear unable to manage even the party, yet they seeking to manage the nation!!”
By Laud Nartey|3news.com|Ghana
