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Press Release

Source, Scandal Newspaper

November 04, 2015


AFOKO BUSES NDC SUPPORTERS FOR THURSDAY PRESS CONFERENCE

The Scandal Newspaper can authoritatively confirm that embattled and suspended National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party is desperately busing people from the length and breadth of the country to offer him support ahead of a scheduled press conference on Thursday.

The press conference which is to be held at the Ghana International Press Centre is to be addressed personally by Mr Paul Afoko at 10 am.

Therefore the presence of large numbers of people to throw their support behind him at the press conference will be a huge morale booster for Mr. Afoko, who has already suffered a severe blow after his case against the NPP Council of Elders was thrown out by an Accra High Court.

However, with NPP supporters refusing to be a part of this diabolic scheme, Mr. Afoko, the paper can confirm, has fallen on hardcore, known supporters of the ruling NDC government to recruit NDC supporters to avail themselves to be bussed to Accra.

A source in the Awutu Senya West constituency, who had personally been contacted by Mr. Afoko, told the Scandal Newspaper that each NDC member recruited and who has availed himself to be present in Accra tomorrow to support Mr. Afoko has been given GH¢100 each, together with an NPP 2012 campaign T-Shirt bearing the pictures of Nana Akufo-Addo and Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.

The Scandal can also confirm buses filled with NDC supporters have left Yendi, Garu, Tamale, Bolgatanga, Wa, Sunyani, Aboabo in Kumasi, Sunyani, Anloga, Essikuma, amongst other major towns and cities across the country.

In the aftermath of the press conference, the hundreds of NDC supporters will be bussed to the NPP headquarters as well as the Nima residence of the NPP’s flagbearer, Nana Akufo-Addo, to, purportedly, register their displeasure against the decision by the NPP’s National Executive Committee to suspend Paul Afoko.

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