2020 Polls (AUDIO): “What Happened In Ayawaso West Wuogon Would Be Like A Sunday School, That Was For Kids” – NPP Obiri Boahen Replies Mahama

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The deputy general secretary of the ruling NPP, Lawyer Obiri Boahen has dared the former president of Ghana and flag-bearer of the National Democratic congress, NDC, John Dramani Mahama and his party to bring it on and see if what happened in Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election won’t repeat itself.

According to the outspoken NPP scribe, the comments from the former president rather incites the supporters of NDC to be violent in the upcoming general election and the NPP will not sit aloof for anyone to spew such comments and go scot-free.

He made these revelations on the Issues, a political show on radio 1 100.7Fm when the host Owuraku Asamoah asked of his opinion on the former president’s comments.

“We are tired and fed up with them. In 2012 a party lost and they proceeded to court so why don’t you rather consider court, rather inciting your supporters. Let them bring it on. We are prepared, we are not cowards and what happened in Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election would even be like a sunday. that was for children” – Lawyer Obiri Boahen stated

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It’s very obvious that nearing the general elections in Ghana, tensions will rise and a lot of comments or opinions from political parties may cause fear and panic especially when expressed by those leaders of the the various political parties.

One of such comments recently expressed by the former president of Ghana and the flagbearer of the opposition National Democratic Congress, NDC, John Dramani Mahama on the electoral commission has sparked different thoughts and emotions in other parties especially the ruling New Patriotic Party NPP.

The former president, in his interview with the media revealed that if anything should go wrong in the upcoming election, then EC must take responsibility of their actions and in-actions.

Moreover, the NDC is of the view that the Electoral commission is in bed with the NPP and doing everything possible within their mandates to support the bid of the ruling party.

The numerous agitations and walks of the NDC to stop the electoral commission from compiling a new voter’s register has failed and the EC is set to compile the new register soonest.

Meanwhile NPP differs from such assertions