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Arrest NDC Chairman – Says PNC Mornah

Published On: Mon, Jun 10th, 2013, Source

 

Dr. Kwabena Adjei

Dr. Kwabena Adjei

 

General Secretary of the People’s National Convention (PNC), Bernard Mornah says the security agencies must arrest the National Chairman of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC), Dr. Kwabena Adjei for making a definite claim that the main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) is behind the recent fire outbreak at Makola Number 2 Market.

 

“If the national Chairman is definite in his pronouncement that this was done by the NPP, he should be picked up,” Mr. Mornah told Radio XYZ’s News Analysis Programme ‘The Analyst’ on Saturday, June 8, 2013.

 

Mr. Mornah said Dr. Kwabena Adjei should be questioned about the source of his information to help the security services and investigators get to the bottom of the spate of fire outbreaks at major markets in Accra.

 

Dr. Adjei alleged on Thursday on a TV programme in Accra that the NPP cannot absolve itself from the blame, but he failed to mention specific names.

 

The PNC’s General Secretary wondered why Dr. Adjei was walking freely despite making such a serious claim.

 

“In other jurisdictions you will not wait. Is it because he is the national chairman of a political party? He is giving you leading information that could lead to the arrest of the dangers that our nation is facing. What are we waiting for? Politics again?” Mr. Mornah wondered.

 

“I’m worried that all the time we make these pronouncements and walk away because it’s easy these days to just get up and talk, everybody talks,” Mr. Mornah said.

 

He said: “I’m disturbed because most of us are decent. We want to have politics; we want to do politics; we want to do it decently; we want to talk about the issues and not engage in personal attacks.”

 

“It’s possible the national Chairman has some information. Will the security agencies go pick him up so that he can help with their investigations? That will be nice; It will show some level of professionalism of our security agencies; if it is not…it sends a strong signal that you just don’t sit in your bedroom and come and make any reckless statement.”

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