Wacam Dissociates Itself From Statement Calling For Removal Of Freddie Blay And Ahweneeh Dapaah From GNPC Board
The statement stressed that "It is difficult to ascertain the individuals, or organisations that spearheaded this statement. We want the media, Wacam members, our associates and the public to know that Wacam is not associated with the statement.
Freeman Koryekpor 
The Management of Wacam has sighted a statement in the media indicating that Wacam is part of a group of Civil Society Organisations (CEOs) calling for the removal of Mr Freddie Blay and Mr Opoku Ahweneeh Dapaah from GNPC Board.
In the news item by the Associate Executive Director of Wacam, Mrs Hannah Owusu-Koranteng and captured by Soireenews.com, the Wacam noted that it "dissociates itself from the statement which we believe was issued under circumstance that is not clear to us.
This, according to the group, was because beyond listing names of organisations as being part of the statement, there are no signatures to authenticate the signing on to the statement by individuals who are representatives of the Civil Society Organisations."
The statement stressed that "It is difficult to ascertain the individuals, or organisations that spearheaded this statement. We want the media, Wacam members, our associates and the public to know that Wacam is not associated with the statement.
Furthermore, the statement condemned the unethical methods used. We hope that Wacam’s statement to dissociate itself from the referenced statement clearly indicates our dissatisfaction with the publication.
