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News Release
AFAG
January 25, 2015
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PRESIDENT, NDC CHAIR &
GS: EMBARASSING GHANAIANS
In a country with high budget deficit, over
taxation, high unemployment and cost of
living, Mr. Kofi Portuphy, the national
chairman of the NDC without any disaster
occurring could spend in excess of 300
million GHS as relief items in the last
quarter of 2012. Ghostly as this expenditure
was, we are yet to know of Mr. Portuphy's
response to Dr. Kwabena Adjei's allegation
that, he paid over 5000Ghs to each delegate
at their last national congress to
delegates. Where that NADMO funding went to,
and how Mr. Portuphy got funded for his
NDC's chairmanship race, remain
questionable.
This not withstanding, the president see no
need in giving him a sack. Getting rid of
Mr. Portuphy is inexcusable. Mr. President,
it appears Ghanaians must draw your
attention on virtually every issue for a
decision to be taken under your reign? This
situation unnecessarily brings to
contention, your depth of appreciation of
good governance.
Mr. President, your national chairman's
behavior is bad example, a mockery to the
separation of government in power to party,
and a precursor to weakening of state
institutions. This is a terrible legacy we
advice you not to associate yourself with.
However, according to the BBC, a senior
public official at a state visit led by the
president John Mahama wore his wife's
clothing. Mr. President how on earth can
your party general secretary and a member of
your cabinet, willfully subject the good
people of this country to such great
humiliation and remain with you for the
entire period of your visit without
returning him to Ghana to show leadership.
This would have detached government and the
good people of Ghana from this all time
embarrassing feat chalked by no mean a
person than the general secretary of a
ruling party.
Mr. President your inability to have
returned Mr. Asiedu Nketia on your trip
brings to the fore AFAG's position that, you
suffer indecision. Also, your inability to
press forward or sack your national chairman
from NADMO smacks of incompetence.
RESOLUTION:
We demand an unqualified apology from
government and the NDC general secretary for
embarrassing Ghanaians. Also, Ghanaians are
expectant of an ultimatum urging the NDC
chairman to pack and leave NADMO
immediately.
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West African Ebola vaccine
trials to start soon
USA, Jan 22, Ghanadot - U.S. scientists will
begin the first large-scale tests of Ebola vaccine in
West Africa within a few weeks, officials announced
Thursday.....Ebola has infected 21,759 people and killed
8,668, primarily in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone,
according to the World Health Organization... . .
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Police and protesters face off
in Congo over election law
BDLive, Jan 20, Ghanadot - Hundreds of youths
confronted police in the capital of the Democratic
Republic of Congo on Tuesday after deadly protests over
a draft law that would enable President Joseph Kabila to
extend his stay in power. ......More
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Ghana's navy frees hijacked
tanker
News24, Jan 19, Ghanadot - Pirate attacks have
increased in West Africa in recent years, jacking up
insurance costs for shipping companies. Experts say
gangs based in the waters off Africa's top oil producer
Nigeria are extending their reach across the region's
Gulf of Guinea.... . More
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Ghana
opens probe after government websites hacked
DailyMail, Jan 22, Ghanadot - Ghana launched a
probe Wednesday after most of the west African
government's websites fell victim to hackers........More
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