Accra, Ghana, September 21, 2019//-Mrs Joyce Bawah Mogtari, Special Aide of the former President John Dramani Mahama and flagbearer of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has urged Ghanaians to ignore the rants of Kennedy Agyapong, a NPP Member of Parliament for Assin Central in the Central Region.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) MP, Kennedy Agyapong, on his own Net2 TV sought to link former President Maham to the unfortunate death of J.B. Danquah Adu, a former Member of Parliament for Abuakwa North in 2016.
Mrs Mogtari in a statement issued today stated: “While President Mahama does not intend to lend any dignity to the usual rants of Kennedy Agyapong, I am instructed to deny all the claims he made on his TV station, seeking as always to denigrate the person and reputation of the former president”.
There is no iota of truth in the allegations; they are complete fabrications and figment of fevered imaginations, statement added.
“It makes no logical sense that a man who has tried all these years to denigrate the person of the former President, would have such information and will for almost three years since his party has been in office not present it to the investigative authorities?”
This is the same person who over the years has made similar scurrilous allegations against other persons he has accused with the same offence. Where did this new information he claims to have, come from?
Ghanaians are today confronted, in their daily lives, with high cost of living, job losses, collapsing businesses, depreciating incomes, poor governance by Nana Akufo-Addo and a state of insecurity at very monumental levels. Ghanaians are looking for solutions to their problems.
Therefore, Mr. Agyapong and his party should concentrate their energies on dealing with these problems and stop trying to divert attention.
President Mahama remains focused on advocating an alternative and sincere working government and would urge the good people of Ghana to treat the vituperations of Mr. Agyapong with utmost contempt, the statement concluded.
African Eye Report
