A Popular Facebook name called Basiru Bejejugu has incurred the wrath of New Patriotic Party (NPP) Activists in the Savannah Region after levelling some allegations against the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Chairman for the Savannah Region in a Facebook post on 3rd April, 2024.
Basiru Bejejugu said to be ‘ghost name’ wrote; “Alhaji Sulemana popularly known as Professor Kalamonia the Savannah Regional NPP Chairman stands accused of by Mr Abdul Fatawu Abubakari who is a former TESCOM President of TATU of trying to do Illegal Lani (sex) with his married wife.
According to Basiru Bejejugu the woman who name he is withholding has constantly been engaged by the Savannah Regional NPP Chairman under the pretext of helping her to secure a Business Support Assistance of an amount of GHc 450,000.
He wrote; “Using this as a bait he (Professor Kalamonia) has constantly
been making sexual adavjaces towards the woman knowing very well that shebis married with kids living
Happily with he husband.
Basiru Bejejugu further accused the Savannah Regional NPP Chairman by stating; “Severally he has invited her to Hotels for for sex which has always declined” and that; “The woman reported Kalamonia’s conduct to her husband severally but he could not believe this so he asked her to engage Kalamonia in a phone conversation which she did, Lo and behold Chairman opened the pandorax box by insisting she should forget her husband and allow him to sleep with her promising he will even marr her”.
This allegation did not go down well with dozens of NPP Activists in the Savannah Region who rushed to the comments section of Basiru Bejejugu’s Facebook post to respond.
Mahama Suraj who was the first to respond said; “Kalamonia has never offered assistance to anyone based on any condition.
May be it is a different Kalamonia that you may be referring to and not the one from Savannah”.
Mourinho Ayatolai Kyerinboah-Seidu wrote, “Throw this to the dogs. Chairman Professor Kalamonia is a man of integrity and will not and never indulge in such act. Nobody can soiled his reputation. If the hungry man and his wife need something to sustain their lives, they should reach out to Chairman Kalamonia for assistance. Chairman Kalamonia generosity does not know boundaries”.
Gbane Bin Gbane wrote;
“Bejejugu, this kind of calumny is too bad for a muslem to engage in. You should ask for forgiveness not only from Alhaji Kalamonia but also from God. I know some people like your write-ups but not this type. Engaging in blatant blasphemous calumny is self destructive, bro.
Stephen Napari wrote; “You can defend Prof. Kalamonia in any aspect of his endeavours as for his sexual life, you cannot defend him. Maybe that’s his weakness. He should work on it”.
Nurudeen Musah said, “Prof. Is still battling with the disaster he was engulf with few weeks before this fasting so he will not even have the time to even propose to unmarried woman not to even talk of married woman.You credibility has been dented so for you straggling to dent another person’s own will not work”.
Nuhu Kantamah Abdul Ganiyu wrote; Prof. Kalamonia we all know is a man of integrity who will never request for anything either in cash or kind prior to supporting someone.
He has never made any such advancement to anyone prior to Ramadan and will never do such a thing in this holy month no matter what!
As a matter of fact, those guys surrounding him are even afraid to invite ladies to his house.Prof is a brand no one can destroy”.
Yussif Hanan wrote; “This time, your pay masters has wasted their money, you won’t get the needed results, grow and be matured, Chairman kalamonia can never be destroyed, his name and good works will remain in Savannah region and in Ghana , no amount of your lies and allegations can bring him down, just because of your koko money from your pay masters your are dealing with the taile of a Lion..
Go and sin no more, may Allah forgive your sins”.
Sakara Seidu Ndefoso Hardi said; “Your hatred for this humble and God fearing man is appalling and nauseating.
Leave our regional chairman alone”.
Source: nkilgifmonline.com
