Source: Onuaonline.com
The Ayawaso West Wuogon Constituency Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Bismark Aborbi, has made a bold prediction regarding Samuel Koku Anyidoho, Founder and President of the Atta Mills Institute.
Aborbi asserts that Anyidoho will extend an apology to the NDC before his passing.
According to Aborbi, Anyidoho’s continuous actions and comments have showcased a lack of consideration and gratitude towards the party that has consistently supported him.
According to him, Anyidoho, who was suspended from his position as Deputy General Secretary of the NDC, has allegedly embarked on a campaign to undermine the party’s credibility and tarnish the reputation of NDC’s flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama.
He attributed Anyidoho’s purported attacks on the party to resentment following his suspension, suggesting that these actions aim to sabotage the NDC and diminish Mahama’s standing within the political landscape.
Expressing his dismay, Aborbi emphasized, “Koku will offer an apology before he dies,” he said to Nana Yaa Brefo and Isaac Ekow JB on Yen Nsempa, Onua FM on May 6, 2024.
The situation escalates further with Anyidoho’s recent social media activity, where he insinuated Mahama’s knowledge of cause of the passing of former Ghanaian President John Atta-Mills in his “Koku Anyidoho writes: Investigating cause of death of President Atta-Mills becomes more important in wake of poisoning allegations relating to John Kumah’s death.”
In Anyidoho’s write up he states “I ask again; so, is John Mahama saying he got sworn-in as President on the night of 24th July 2024, without knowing what killed his late boss?
“Subsequently, as the President for four and a half years, is John Mahama saying he never bothered to know the cause of death? Is it a case of just being interested in power so the cause of death was needless to know?”
Such assertions have caused considerable controversy within the NDC ranks and supporters, prompting Aborbi to speak out against what he perceives as damaging behavior.
Source: www.onuaonline.com
