Musician and political activist, Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A Plus has taken a swipe at President Akufo-Addo following inconsistencies in the President’s directives concerning the COVID-19 safety protocols.

In order to promote public safety amid the coronavirus pandemic, the government came out with a number of directives aimed at reducing the spread of the deadly virus.

Among the directives, Churches are supposed to meet for a maximum of 2 hours under strict social distancing and mask-wearing protocols, bars and night clubs remain closed, schools remain closed, among other directives.

However, A Plus has questioned why all these restrictions remain in place while the President’s own political party rallies and campaigns appear to throw caution to the wind when it comes to observing COVID safety protocols on their campaign trails.

Sharing a photo of one of NPP’s recent campaigns, A Plus questioned the rationale behind closing schools, banning football and restriction the Church’s time of worship.

The musician also slammed the President for speaking big grammar full of lies and dishonesty.

See his post below…………….

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This world, they say, is just like a mirror. It reflects whatever you do. Perhaps these words sum up exactly the sentiments of comedienne, Afia Schwarzenegger as she mocked loudmouth MP for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong for “falling into the same pit he dug for Bishop Obinim”.

A few months ago, the maverick lawmaker launched a one-man crusade against founder and leader of the International Godsway Church, Bishop Daniel Obinim and other men of God whom he described as fake.

In the ensuing months, the MP consistently sat on his privately-owned Net2TV every Monday and Wednesday to expose what he termed as the “crimes of thieves in cassock”.

After the lawmaker’s expose’, the embattled Obinim was dragged before court for alleged falsification of official police documents. The Bishop, in the few days after his arrest was admitted to hospital on claims that he was sick – claims that the lawmaker rubbished as ‘staged’.

Well, today it is the other way round. Ken Agyapong is standing trial for denigrating a court and insulting a judge. Yesterday, when he was expected to face the court and open his defence, the MP was absent on claims that he has suffered post-COVID-19 complications.

Interestingly, just like in the case of Obinim, it appears the judge presiding over the contempt case is not really buying the lawmaker’s claims of sickness, as he has ordered the Doctor who signed the medical report to appear before the court and explain his diagnosis.

Reacting to the issue, Afia Schwar took to Facebook to share screenshots of news stories to expose the MP’s situation and subtly mock him for falling into the exact trap he set for Bishop Obinim.

See her post below…………………

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Deputy Communications Director of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Mame Yaa Aboagye says the opposition NDC come clear with its position on the Western Togoland Sucessionists and stop apportioning blames.

To her, the NDC’s stance from onset about the discussion of the Western Togoland Secessionists is one of inconsistency and dishonesty.

“When the secessionists earlier invaded parts of the Volta Region, NDC and Mr. Mahama quickly jumped into conclusion and began to apportion blames on President Akufo-Addo and the NPP for sending the Military to disenfranchise them about the Electoral Commission’s voters‘ registration and also to create fear and panic ahead of 2020 election.

“They also claimed that the NPP created confusion in the Region to prevent the Voltarians from coming out to vote on December 7 to make them lose more votes in order to make them (NDC) unpopular. But we all know the Military per intelligence was in some part of the Volta Region to protect the people against some of these issues.

“It seems the inconsistent NDC is in it again with another drama instigating that the government is behind the roadblock by the secessionists blaming NPP again for being reluctant in arresting the corporate. All I see in this issue is a big disconnect between the reality on the ground and inconsistency of the opposition party”, she said.

She urged political parties to allow the security agencies to do their work.

“Let’s resolve this issue devoid of politics because both NPP and NDC has its supporters in the Volta Region since the outcome will not affect only one political party, hence should leave the matter to the security experts for advice as far as this issue is concerned,” she stressed.

Source: GhanaFeed.Com