TEIN UEW COMMUNICATION BRUAEAU RESPONSES TO THE “DISHONOURABLE” MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT OF ABETIFI, BRYAN ACHEAMPONG

On the 7th of April, 2023 when the whole world celebrated the resurrection of Christ which many see as a repentant occasion, we rather saw a wicked and despicable comment coming from the mouth of a parliamentary representative.

For Bryan ACHEAMPONG to stoop so low as saying NPP will not hand over to the NDC but continue to perpetuate itself in power, is seen as raping our youthful democracy.

Did I hear him say they have the men? I thought his men could have positioned themselves to rescue this nail-biting system that poses itself a threat to National Security.
In fact, I thought his men would have been of help to the poor bondholders who trust the government’s investment so much that today, they can’t assess what is due them all in the name of the dreaded “Domestic Debt Exchange”.

The three killer taxes that even kill businesses more than COVID-19 suit their reasons for their abysmal performance. No wonder an NPP MP will ignorantly equate his precious life to these killer taxes which will rather suffocate the already knee-jerk businesses, that is a drive in our economy after that ghastly accident to vote for its passage in parliament.

In fact, Bryan’s comment, however, has helped to expose the wicked ways of the NPP as a party.

One can now find an answer to the packing of the revered Electoral Commission by partisan elements to do the bidden of this party that is now clutching straws as a result of their recklessnesses in borrowing and also poorly managing the economy.

How come the so-called “apostles” of democracy in Ghana harbor these wicked intentions that can equally throw the country into a state of anarchy? Even in our distressed manner with people finding it difficult to meet their needs, peace should not delude us.
Isn’t it mind-boggling that you “have the men” tag with pride, you have shamefully taken us to IMF, with the President waiting to leverage the country to liberate LGBTP+ activities?
In fact, this statement has affirmed the long-standing belief that the NPP government is always concerned with winning power instead of delivering good governance to better the lives of poor Ghanaians.

I, therefore, urge our respected office of the Chief Imam, the Civil Societies, the eminent chiefs together with well-meaning Ghanaians to demand an apology from Bryan Acheampong and the party.
Also, they should see the need of forging together to demand the resignation of the party folks staffed at the respected Electoral Commission.

With God on our side, we shall expose the enemies of our beloved nation.

Long live the National Democratic Congress party, long live Ghana.

Apana Vitus Akoligeya
“, TEIN-UEW COMMUNICATION BUREAU “