According to him, the NDC anticipated that the economy would be in dire straits, hoping this would facilitate their path to victory on December 7 directing their MPs to obstruct government initiatives since January 2017, but this expectation has not materialized.

Addressing the press today, Ahiagba explained that the NDC’s behavior in Parliament stems from a purported operational document belonging to the National Democratic Congress (NDC). This document allegedly instructs their members on various disruptive and unfair tactics aimed at enhancing their chances of regaining power in 2024.

He added that the NDC minority has been consistently disruptive and uncooperative, and this document serves as evidence of their long-term strategy. He cited specific instances, such as blocking the passage of critical revenue measures in the 2022 Budget, including the MDA Fees and Charges Bill, the Tax Exemption Bill, and the E-Levy Bill. Notably, the NDC minority executed directives from the document by obstructing the E-Levy, a crucial revenue measure.

Richard Ahiagba further remarked on the evolving situation in Parliament, where the NDC appears to be working toward achieving majority status, allegedly with the support of the Speaker.

He criticized the Speaker’s involvement as part of a concerning plan to assist the NDC minority in claiming majority status illegitimately, labeling it a new low for any Speaker of Parliament and a Statesman.

He urged Ghanaians to seek out a copy of the NDC’s 11-chapter document, which allegedly outlines strategies for gaining power by any means necessary, predominantly through unfair tactics.

Richard Ahiagba expressed confidence that Ghanaians would vote for Dr. Bawumia and the NPP, as the NDC has yet to present a compelling vision for improving the country.

Source: Mymctvonline.com || Frank Eshun

Speaking at the end of the election, Kennedy Agyapong who tried to give his party a showdown has now described the end of the election as fairness.

However, he then declares his intension to rally behind the party and his intention to quit the showdown agenda.

Ken Agyapong also used the opportunity to advise the party members and leaders to be united to achieve the task ahead of them by ‘breaking the 8″ for the party.

He therefore expressed his gratitude to the members of the party and those who voted for him and supported his vision.

The four presidential aspirants of governing NPP, who were pre-selected from 10 candidate during the super delegate conference have accepted their the fate after declaring Dr Mahamudu Bawumia as the winner for New Patriotic Party (NPP) of total valid vote(118.210) having 61.43% beaten Ken Agyapong with (71.991) with 37.41% .

In all, the delegates however, has chosen Vice President, Dr Bawumia to lead the party’s desire to break the 8 jinx under the Fourth Republic.

Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, former Assin Central MP, snapped the second place, followed by former Agric Minister, Dr Owusu Afriyie Akoto on the third place (1,459) with 0.76%,  former MP for Ashanti Mampong, Francis Addai-Nimoh to the fourth place (781) with 0.41% after total valid cast vote.

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Source: mymctvonline.com || Agyenim Boateng