Politics of Monday, 20 May 2019

Source: mynewsgh.com

NDC is a cocaine dealers party – Adomako Baafi alleges

Yaw Adomako Baafi play videoYaw Adomako Baafi

A former Director of Communications for the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP), Yaw Adomako Baafi claims the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has no coequals when it comes to trading in cocaine.

He further alleged that some elements within the umbrella family have been engaging in cocaine business for the past years and that they passed through the VIP lounge of the Kotoka International Airport with impunity under the watch of former President John Dramani Mahama hence the difficulty of being noticed.

“In this country NDC has engaged in cocaine trade more than any administration but in 2008 they promised upon assumption of office they will eliminate the trade but what have we not seen”, he quizzed on Accra-based on Oman Fm monitored by MyNewsGh.com.

Mr. Adomako Baafi further alleged that former President John Dramani abused his office following the arrest of drug Queen Nayele Ametefe who used the VIP lounge and does not fit to return to the Presidency.

‘Former President John Dramani Mahama and NDC members deal in cocaine more than any other political party members. John Mahama who receives salary in his capacity as the former President and is seeking for another term to receive another salary passes through the VIP lounge of airport with his cocaine, so do we trust this man with the affairs of the country,’ Mr Baafi made the damning revelation in a video sighted by MyNewsGh.com.

Some NDC members during the 2012 and 2016 elections tagged then candidate Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo who was the then Flagbearer of the NPP as a drug dealer.

But Mr Baafi has warned that NPP communicators will face NDC communicators boot for boot when they meet on political talk shows saying the NDC has a way of turning wrong doings against them when it’s not true.

He said they will not rest until they have exposed all wrongdoings by the NDC saying they lack the dignity to speak the truth.