The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has admonished the New Patriotic Party (NPP) against hooliganism as the country nears its general elections scheduled for December 7.

This follows the recent pulling down of posters, billboards and other party paraphernalia belonging to the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in some constituencies across the country.

Chairman of the Ho West Constituency of the party, Ing. Nukomeko Tettey, in a statement warned the entire membership of the NPP to stay away from billboards and posters belonging to the NDC.

The NDC Chairman asserted that the NPP government should focus on initiatives that will advance the development of the country instead of harassing political opponents.

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According to him, Ghanaians need reduction in prices of petroleum products and not acts of lawlessness.

He asked all members of the NDC in the Ho West Constituency to vigilant and unintimidated by the antics of the NPP.

He also advised the members of the NPP to be responsible citizens and stop engaging in activities that will plunge the country into a state of chaos.

Ing. Nukomeko Tettey warned that, the NDC will not accept any act of indiscipline and lawlessness in Ho West Constituency.

“Stay away from our billboards, flags, posters and all other properties belonging to the NDC…. failure to do so will trigger a mass action of retaliation from the entire membership of the NDC” the statement noted, further warning that “Be warned and mindful of the consequences,” he said.