Dormaa Central NPP Boils
A large number of the aggrieved youth group calling itself Concerned New Patriotic Party Supporters in the Dormaa Central of the Bono Region are fuming with anger at the Dormaa Central Constituency Executives Chairman, Mr Mumuni Musah and his followers for defiling an Sunyani High Court ruling which has placed a injunction on the organization of the polling station executives election in the area.
Freeman Koryekpor Awlesu Greater A large number of the aggrieved youth group calling itself Concerned New Patriotic Party Supporters in the Dormaa Central of the Bono Region are fuming with anger at the Dormaa Central Constituency Executives Chairman, Mr. Mumuni Musah, and his followers for defiling a Sunyani High Court ruling which has placed an injunction on the organization of the polling station executives election in the area.
The NPP youth pressure group couldn't fathom why Mr. Mumuni Musah and his followers would reject the court injunction placed on the organization of the election and went ahead to hold the election, saying that their actions amounted to the contradiction of the 1992 constitution of the NPP.
Addressing a crowded press conference in Dormaa, the NP supporters clad in red bands called on NPP Bono Regional Chairman of the NPP, Mr. Kwame Baffoe, and National executives of the NPP, Mr. Fred Blay, and Mr. John Boadu to come to their aid for the ongoing polling station elections at Dormaa.
According to them, some aggrieved aspirants granted court injunction on the polling station executives election which court is yet to remove the injunction.
They noted that Dormaa Central Constituency Chairman, Mr. Mumuni Musah, and elections committee chairman and regional representatives, Mr. Mahama Afful former MP Dropo gave the committee the go-ahead to conduct the elections.
They mentioned that time scheduled for various polling stations was never followed, adding that in some places voting took place as late as 7 pm.
According to them, the executives went to the various polling stations with tomb printed ballots, adding that coordinators from already sold.
They maintained that some strong card-bearing NPP members who have served as polling agents for the 2016 and 2020 general elections were disqualified by chairman Mr. Musah.
They pointed out that Mr. Musah and his followers have exhibited all these mafia tactics to pave way for his younger brother, Mr. Iddrissu Outtara who is the current Municipal Chief Executive for Dormaa Central Municipal Assembly to also become MP of the area.
