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Gov't responds to NDC Chair Kwabena Adjei's leaked letter
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The government has responded to what it calls the leakage of letter written by the governing NDC's Chairman, Dr Kwabena Adjei and addressed to president Mills.
A statement issued by Deputy Information Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, said, "The attention of President John Evans Atta Mills has been drawn to media reports about a letter addressed to him and authored by NDC Chairman Dr. Kwabena Adjei.
"The President wishes to state that upon receiving the letter on the 10th of January, 2012, he immediately thereafter met with the Chairman of the NDC for which issues raised in the said letter were discussed.
"It is also important to note that the issues discussed had nothing to do with the ‘Woyome Affair’ as is being speculated by sections of the media.
"It is not clear what the motive of whoever leaked this letter to the press is, but President Mills wishes to assure all Ghanaians especially members of the NDC that there is no cause for alarm and that as leader of the NDC he will continue to work in the best interest of our great nation and our dear party," the statement ended.
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No commentsDon’t be surprised if Osafo Maafo is arrested - Agyenim Boateng
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A deputy Information Minister, James Agyenim Boateng, has hinted that given the instrumental role played by Former
Former Magistrate Evicted From Official Residence
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Former Magistrate Evicted From Official Residence
{sidebar id=10 align=right}A former Magistrate with the Madina Court, Gladys Akoto Bamfo is protesting her forceful eviction from her official residence in Accra.
Mrs. Akoto Bamfo who is almost 60 years old says the official residence she occupied for many decades is currently locked up while she sits outside with her belongings.
According to her, the residence has been allegedly sold to a private individual.
Narrating the incident, she remarked that “I was there at dawn when some people came with armed policemen, forced the door open and started taking my things out. They didn’t show me any document and all I saw was that they just forced the door open and started taking my things out,” she narrated.
Mrs. Akoto Bamfo said although the people claimed their action was based on a court order; she wasn’t invited to court before the court order was given.
She remarked that although government had given her permission to live in the house, the people still threw her belongings out of the house.
“As far as I know, the Council of State says I should not be removed until the matter is determined so the National Security came to put a sign board that this is government property so nobody should touch but they took my things out and when I wanted to remove the rest of my belongings they said no, they won’t allow me to move the rest of my belongings out.”
“The people scattered all my documents, files, law books. I have worked for the state for 40 years so if anything, this is not how the matter should be handled. The court should have also given me time to move,” Mrs. Akoto Bamfo added.
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Woyomegate: Betty-Mould, others have questions to answer – Ace Ankomah
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A senior lecturer at the Ghana Law School, Mr Ace Ankomah, says nagging questions remain to be asked and answered in respect of the infamous Woyome scandal.
Dr. Kwabena Adjei's letter
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VERY URGENT COMMUNICATION 10th January, 2012
Your Excellency, Mr. President,
Developments within our Party, the National Democratic Congress, have become a source of grave concern to me and, I believe to all Ghanaians who love and cherish the Party that you lead. I therefore demand, with all respect, that you summon a meeting, within a week, in which the following, among others, will attend to discuss and resolve very urgent disintegrative factional dynamics and processes within the NDC before it is too late for the 2012 General Elections:
1. Flt. Lt. J. J. Rawlings (NDC Founder & Chairman of Council of Elders)
2. H. E. John Mahama (Vice President)
3. Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings (Member of NDC Finance Committee)
4. Professor Kofi Awoonor (Chairman of Council of State)
5. Captain Kojo Tsikata
6. Alhaji Idrissu Mahama
7. Alhaji Issifu Ali 8. Mr. J. H. Owusu-Akyeampong
9. Mr. Ato Ahwoi
10. Hon. Kwesi Ahwoi (Minister of Food & Agriculture)
11. Professor Kwamena Ahwoi
12. Mr. Kofi Totobi Quarkyi
13. Mr. P. V. Obeng
14. Mr. Kwame Peprah
15. Dr. Kwabena Adjei (NDC National Chairman)
16. Hon. Johnson Asiedu Nketia (NDC General Secretary)
17. Mr. Yaw Boateng Gyan (NDC National Organizer)
18. Naval Captain K. A. Butah (NDC Chairman of Finance Committee)
19. Mr. Kamel Norshie (NDC National Treasurer)
20. Madam Victoria Addy (NDC Member of Council of Elders).
21. Mr. Ohene Kena
22. All NDC Regional Chairmen
In the supreme interest of the Party I have, for the past three years, sincerely patiently and silently taken the position of a unifying middle liner between those who are perceived as major factions in the Party by many concerned and discerning Ghanaians, I have threaded this leadership path cautiously, hoping to keep the Party united and stable in my strong belief that it can provide an impregnable political fortress in which all members would have some unencumbered political space to realize their socio-economic aspirations.
However, most Party members do not think and feel that they have so far had that political space for which they dedicated their times, energies and resources during the 2008 electioneering campaign. Indeed, my impression is that most of our Party members do not even feel that they belong to a Party they aggressively defend.
As a person who, without resources, contributed greatly to our electoral victory all I have deserved are abuse, character assassination, blocking of my efforts and physical threats to my person.
In all honesty, I cannot personally hide the fact that I have reached the limit of my patience and tolerance. Indeed, I can no longer put up with the on-going and well-known divisive machinations and schemes that threaten to wreck the Party's very survival and my person as the popularly elected Chairman.
Mr. President, I do hope that you understand, as much as I do, the seriousness of the threat to our great Party if I am forced to go public to cleanse my assassinated character hatched within the Party, and more importantly take the needed steps to straighten up the Party itself.
Sir, I am copying this letter to the NDC Founder, Flt Lt. J. J. Rawlings, in my strong conviction that so long as he lives and commands continued grassroots support, his relevance in our Party affairs can neither be questioned nor treated with contempt.
Thank you Sir.
Yours in the service of the NDC and Mother Ghana, Hon. Dr. Kwabena Adjei
Copy: H.E. J. J. Rawlings.
NDC Founder, Accra.
Source: Dr Kwabena Agyei, NDC National Chairman