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Ahwoi’s Book Not An Attack On NDC – Manasseh Azure Awuni

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Former journalist at Joy FM, Manasseh Azure Awuni has rubbish the NDC’s claim that Prof. Kwamena Ahwoi’s book is an attack on the party and reduces it chances of winning the 2020 election.

According to Manasseh, the NDC is gradually shifting from those times when the founder’s influence on the party was enormous

He went on to advise the founder of the party, Jerry John Rawlings to publish his memoir instead of always defending himself against other publications.

Below is his full post which he made on Facebook

I fail to see how Prof. Kwamena Ahwoi’s book is an attack on the NDC and its chances in the next election. Former President Rawlings, who’s mainly the subject of “negative” revelations in the book, is no longer central to the success of the NDC.

The NDC is gradually shifting away from the cult system, when the founder’s/founders’ influence was so enormous that it could determine the victory or defeat of the party.

Prof. Ahwoi is an insider. The Ahwoi Brothers have been very influential in the NDC. It doesn’t mean that everything he says is true but writing about the happenings in the Rawlings era is important, especially when Rawlings himself has not written. Those with different accounts should write theirs.

A book on the role of the Ahwoi Brothers in the NDC won’t be bad. And this might push Rawlings to publish his memoir instead of always defending himself against other publications.

Source: GhanaFeed.com

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