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The Military high command has promised to find the culprits of the unexplained attack by some military men on civilians in Wa and bring them to book.
The Chief of Army Staff, Major General Thomas Oppong Peprah, described the violent conduct by the personnel as unfortunate and unprecedented and would be dealt with according to military law.
He said this when he led a high powered security delegation to meet the Wa Traditional Council and also apologise to the people of Wa through the Wa Na, Fuseini Pelpuo IV.
Consequently, Maj. Gen. Peprah unreservedly apologised to the people of Wa for the incident.
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Former Deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Hon. Baba Jamal, has disclosed that the hierarchy of the opposition party finds nothing wrong with comments made by the National Communications Officer, Sammy Gyamfi, regarding the conduct of their caucus leaders in parliament.
According to him, though Sammy Gyamfi may have gone a bit overboard, the party s hierarchy does not see anything distasteful with what he said.
The NDC s National Communications Officer recently launched a scathing attack on Minority MPs on Parliament’s Appointments Committee in the wake of the latter s decision to approve some Ministerial appointees of the Akufo-Addo government, despite express directives from the Functional Executive Committee of the party that those ministers-designate be rejected for various reasons.
The Minority in Parliament say they are disappointed that President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo failed to tell Ghanaians the true state of the economy.
They said the President was silent on the current debt plaguing the country, as well as the true number of Ghanaians who had been made jobless as a result of the impact of COVID-19 and the banking sector clean-up.
“My first major disappointment is the President’s silence on our national debt. We have a national debt of about GH¢287 billion, meaning about 78 per cent of gross domestic debt (GDP), which is worrying,” the Minority Leader, Mr Haruna Iddrisu, stated.