Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings’ National Democratic Congress (NDP) has slammed NDC running mate, Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyeman.

The party in an explosive press conference on Monday hit out at some members of the NDC for their hypocrisy in the event of the unfortunate passing of ex. President Rawlings.

Singling out Prof. Opoku-Agyeman, the NDP expressed surprise that she is leveraging on Mr. Rawlings’ party to get a top government position after casting the party founder in bad light with her forward of Prof. Kwamena Ahwoi’s book, “Working with Rawlings”.

Among other things, the NDP accused some sects of NDC for trying to destroy Mr. Rawlings’ legacy while slamming them to stop shedding crocodile tears.

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The National Democratic Party (NDP) has accused some sects in the NDC for trying to malign the legacy of late President J.J Rawlings.

They made this known in a press conference on Monday, November 23, 2020.

According to a statement read by the party’s General Secretary, Alhaji Mohammed Frimpong, the Ahwoi and Mahama elements in the NDC has for the past decade tried all they can to destroy the legacy of Mr. Rawlings

This they have done through the training of some young cohorts in the NDC, popularly described by Mr. Rawlings as “babies with sharp teeth”, who go about denigrating the hard earned reputation of the Rawlingses.

The NDP therefore warned the NDC and its flagbearer to stop shedding crocodile tears in the wake of Mr. Rawlings’ unfortunate demise.

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The National Communications Authority (NCA) has rubbished claims by former President John Mahama that it intends to shutdown the internet on election day.

The NCA says such allegations by the NDC flagbearer are completely unfounded and baseless.

According to the regulator in a press release, it has no control over the internet service and can there not remotely shut it down.

“The NCA does not have access or ‘keys’ to any of these networks, and therefore cannot remotely shut the internet down. To block the internet or restrict access to a particular website, all submarine cable companies, MNOs, and other service providers would have to agree to do so.

“The Authority has not directed any of its licensees to shut the internet down on Election Day as claimed in the news report, and there is no intention to do so,” the statement read.

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