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You Sit Exams And Fail; I’m More Educated, Intelligent Than You – Abronye Berates A-Plus

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The Bono regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwame Baffoe, has taken a hard-hitting, nasty swipe at Kwame A Plus, for the latter’s earlier comments on him.

The musician turned political analyst, A Plus, had posted on Facebook, “Listen to what Abronye said about John Mahama.

“This is what I mean by ‘some NPP communicators are always one sentence away from the psychiatric hospital.’ Ghana Police Service all eyes are on you today.”

The post was accompanied by a video of the exact comments that Abronye made on Hot FM, to the effect that former president, John Dramani Mahama, was conniving with Al Qaeda to conduct a coup in the country.

These comments eventually got Kwame Baffoe, popularly known as Abronye DC, into trouble with the law but has since been released on a GHC100,000 bail with two sureties.

But Abronye DC has failed to let sleeping dogs lie.

In a reply to Kwame A Plus, in a video shared by Dowona TV on Facebook, the controversial NPP chairman described the former as someone ungrateful.

He added that on many scales, he (Abronye) is far better than A Plus and that the former is only behaving this way because her didn’t get what he wanted from the NPP when they came into office.

A Plus, I am not competing with you on anything: I am more intelligent than you are, I am better educated than you, I have better certificates than you, you sit exams and you fail (insults). After you are done smoking your wee, write a petition that I said you were taking fuel from the Castle and I stopped you.

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