The Communication Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for the Savannah Region Mr Malik Basintale has served notice that he will be in the Bole-Bamboi Constituency of the Savannah Region soon to lead his party members to seize a pickup the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Parliamentary candidate for the Bole- Bamboi Constituency is using and hand ot over to government because it is a government vehicle.
Speaking on Bole based Nkilgi Fm’s morning show (Kokokioiyakoo) on Thursday 25th June, 2020 Mr Malik Basintale said the NPP parliamentary candidate is in the possession of a Mitsubishi Pickup of the Engineer of the Feeder Roads Department in.the Bole District and cited the situation as one of the cases of indiscipline and abuse of power by the NPP.
“Very soon I and my team will be coming to the Bole District to seize the vehicle and hand it over to the Feeder Roads Engineer for his duties”;
He also queried; “How can the DCE for Bole District Hon. Veronica Alele Heming give a vehicle that belongs to government and has been given to the districts Engineer will be taken away and given to the NPP parliamentary candidate?”.
Malik Basintale further said the entire NPP is very indisciplined disrespectful of authority. “Just imagine after the NPP took over from office what is happening in this country? After they too over, their own party Chairman, Mr Adams Mahama has been bathed with acid and nothing has been done about that; he added.
He again said; “Paul Afoko and Kwabena Agyapong have all been beaten out of the party and all these shouldn’t be seen happening in the 21st century. “
According to Malik Basintale an aspirant at the just ended NPP parliamentary primaries was beaten and still receiving treatment at the hospital and or is a free case.
Mr Basintale said the sitting MP for Bantama couldn’t see the voting register before they started the voting and that the MPsaid it publicly that his defeat was masterminded and orchestrated by people in the High hierarchy of the party
The Savannah Region NDC Communication Officer said the history of the two political parties NPP and NDC should guide Ghanaians as to which party to vote for.
Source: nkilgifmonline.com
