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Rawlings: I have not recieved US$3.5 million from any Nigerian governor
Audrey Micah, Ghanadot

Accra, June 23, Ghanadot - Spokesperson for former President Jerry Rawlings, Kofi Adams has denied media reports that claim that Nigeria’s River State Governor Rt Hon Rotimi Amaechi sunk US$3.5 million into the National Democratic Congress' 2008 electoral campaign. He also vehemently denied that these monies were channeled through former President Rawlings.

Former President Rawlings has been identified as the alleged conduit through which the huge sums were transferred to the ruling party in Ghana. Rawlings has been a regular visitor to River State’.

Under the laws of Ghana, political parties are not allowed to seek sponsorship or funds from non Ghanaians or foreign institutions.

Mr. Adams’ denial came on the heels of a story in the Daily Guide Newspaper on Monday, June 22 that Rotimi Amaechi the Governor of River State in Nigeria, currently under investigations from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of Nigeria (EFCC) has allegedly given out the said amount to the NDC through its founder.

The spokesperson speaking to Citi FM debunked the claim that the former president was conduit for the alleged transfer of funds. "That is baloney" he said. "Nothing like that happened". He added that if the story had been true, it would have been picked up by newspapers in River State after it had been published online by an online news outlet called the pointblanknews.com.

Mr. Adams disclosed that the Governor had been under investigation long before he became Governor of River State and those same investigations had lead to him being denied the gubernatorial position, a situation which was finally resolved in court.

He added that former President Rawlings met Rt Hon Amaechi when he traveled to Nigeria to be a guest speaker for a programme for sustainable development for the River State last year about four months before the general elections but denies that a deeper personal relationship developed out of that meeting.

Audrey Micah

 

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