Former Deputy Attorney General Joseph Dindiok Kpemka has bemoaned the level of pull him down syndrome amongst the people of Upper East Region.

Speaking on Bolgatanga based Dreamz FM, he indicated that the people from the region only spend their time on unproductive things, a reason they remain behind in terms of development.

“What I have noticed in my 47-years on this earth is that the Upper East particularly; we are too used to bringing down people. The pull him down syndrome is too much,” he was quoted by mynewsgh.

“We spend our energy destroying one another, we spend our energy gossiping about each other, we spend our energy talking about unproductive things, we spend our energy talking about things that will not bring bread and butter and yet we expect manner to fall from heaven. It will delay in coming,” he said.

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General Secretary of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), Johnson Asiedu Nketia has admonished Majority leader, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu over his accusation that Speaker, Alban Bagbin is turning Parliament into an NDC enclave.

According to Mr Nketia, did Kyei-Mensah expect Bagbin to appoint his political opponents as advisors.

He noted that Kyei-Mensah since President Akufo-Addo’s ascension to power has been defending his nepotistic appointments yet he has issues with Bagbin appointing political allies to advise him.

He continued: “I am wondering whether Mr Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu was expecting Bagbin to appoint his opponents to advise him…people choose their advisors…I am worried about people who cannot use parity of reasoning. When something suits them, they argue in a certain way…that is not the way to build credibility.

“What was Parliament before Bagbin came? If you are talking about turning something into another state, you should be interested in knowing the original state of that institution. Before Bagbin came, what was Parliament? Was it an NPP enclave?

He continued: “I am wondering whether Mr Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu was expecting Bagbin to appoint his opponents to advise him…people choose their advisors…I am worried about people who cannot use parity of reasoning. When something suits them, they argue in a certain way…that is not the way to build credibility.

“I didn’t expect Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu who was all over the place when we were accusing the President of nepotism in his appointments and so on, Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu was all over the place saying that, did we expect the President to appoint his enemies as Ministers, so what has changed?”

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Undoubtedly the hottest political commodity in the Country at the moment, National Communications Officer of the NDC, Sammy Gyamfi captured the attention of the entire UCC Campus when he embarked on his rebuilding tour.

Admired by comrades, and political neutrals for his oratory skills, Sammy Gyamfi, despite his political inexperience, is touted as the next big political colosus.

Having won the admiration of NDC Supporters recently when he publicly chastised the leadership of the minority caucus in Parliament.

In a bid to galvanize the Support base of the Party ahead of the 2024 electioneering campaign, Sammy Gyamfi visited the University of Cape Coast over the weekend to have a word with the NDC population.

See some pictures from the event below…..

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