Renowned broadcast Journalist, Umaru Sanda Amadu has fired Supporters of the opposition NDC for their persistent attacks on him.

According to him, if the NDC Supporters had directed the same energy they are using to insult him into their campaign, they would have won enough seats in the 2020 elections, and the margins would have been ‘unriggable’.

Umaru Sanda also took a swipe at US-based Ghanaian Journalist, Kevin Taylor, who he described as a coward with a microphone.

In a Facebook post, Umaru Sanda wrote,

“Dear NDC Supporters,
If you had spent half the energy you’re using to insult me and other journalists on the campaigns of 2020, the party would have won at least, 138 seats with UNRIGABLE MARGINS so that this debate about MAJORITY and MINORITY wouldn’t arise.

By the way, despite all the insults you’ve heaped on me and my ethnic group, my skin is still as smooth as that of my brother, the Fulani NDC MP for Adenta.

I know the block-headed self-acclaimed journalist in unwarranted exile in the US doesn’t know that a Fulani blood is in Parliament on the NDC ticket. But of course, he’s an unintelligent coward with a microphone. That’s dangerous.

My NDC friends, let’s have an intellectual intercourse. You would find it more stimulating than the insults.

3y3 Zu!!!”

Source: GhanaFeed.Com

Bulldog, Entertainment Pundit, and Manager of Dancehall artist, Shatta Wale has broken his silence after he was released from detention a couple of days ago.

The controversial pundit was picked by officers of the National Investigations Bureau following comments he made against the President which were deemed to be a threat.

Bulldog, on UTV’s United Showbiz show, claimed that President Akufo-Addo will run away from Ghana if he fails to settle the locked up investments of Menzgold Customers.

In his first reaction via Facebook since his release, Bulldog wrote,

“Innumerable thanks to my big brothers His Excellency John Dramani Mahama and Ibrahim Mahama.

Your Excellency, the consolatory call and wise counsel was humbling! God bless you sir.

To the national organizer of the NDC, comrade Joshua Akamba, the entire executive, leadership, rank and file of the National Democratic Congress around the world, words cannot express my appreciation for the concern and support. Thank you so much.

To my family and friends in the entertainment and media landscape I say thank you for the love and support.

To Despite Media God bless you all for the love.

To my wife and prayer pillar, my dad, siblings and entire family, thank you for being there.

To the personnel of BNI and the Ghana Police Service, I salute your professionalism.

To the inmates I spent time with in the roughest and toughest cell in Ghana (striking force), I say be strong and God keep you safe.

To my entire legal team you are exceptional.

To every prayer said for me by friends, family, acquaintances, well wishers and unknown admirers, God bless you all.

To all around the world that called sent messages to console me, God blessings is what ask for you.

There’s a tall list of names I owe gratitude to, God bless you all.

Through it all I give thanks to God for life and strength in the course of this beautiful ordeal.

My resolve is unshakable with God as my strength!”

Source: GhanaFeed.Com

Deputy Minority Leader in Parliament James Klutse Averdzi has stated emphatically that their side will constitute the Majority side of the House in some few months to come.

His comments follow the position of the NPP that they now form the Majority Caucus.

The Speaker Rt. Hon. Alban Bagbin had ruled that the NPP MPs (137 members) together with the Independent MP for Fomena, Mr. Andrew Asiamah Amoako are now the Majority Group.

His ruling came after he read the official letter the Fomena MP wrote informing him of his decision to transact business with the NPP.

Later, the NPP held a press conference claiming to be the Majority Caucus in sharp contrast to what the Speaker had ruled.

The Deputy Leader of the NDC reacting refuted the claims.

According to him, the NPP was attempting to deceive the public and has since asked the media to inform the public on what the ruling was.

Mr. Averdzi added that the NDC was hopeful it will reclaim the Techiman South constituency seat and some other seats to constitute the proper Majority.

He wondered why the NPP was struggling to become the Majority and find comfort with the Independent MP.

Source: RainbowRadio