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HON. Ken Weeps Before His Constituents...


The Assin Central Constituency member of parliament Hon. Kennedy Ohene Agyapong Shed-Tears before Assin Central Constituency  New Patroric Party (NPP) members, Constituency and regional executives after he declared he will not contest for the upcoming parliamentary elections because of the bad treatment from the NPP as a whole.


  The fuming Assin Central lawmaker said, Looking at how the party is using him and eventually turned and disgrace him like a child, it has made him lost interest in the party and the zeal to be a parliamentary candidate for the party is also gone. I have had enough and I am quitting, I am telling you in plain words he added.

   According to him,  the NPP sent emissaries to his house at dawn and asked him to go and defend the party when Anas number 12 video which exposed the then president of Ghana Football Association (GFA), Mr. Kwesi Nyantakyi,  thereafter they disgraced me in parliament like a child“ am tired of NPP and their embarrassments. I am getting to 60years, am not a child to be treated as such, I have decided not to contest again because of NPP and their conduct. The way they are using me and making me to face all sorts of embarrassment I do not think I can continue,.. Hon Ken.

HON.Ken was Honoured by His Constituency Executives.
Reading from left is Hon.Charles Ohene Ando, Assin North DCE, followed by Hon Nicholas Kofi Baako MCE Assin Fosu Municipal and the Hon Kennedy Ohene Agyapong and the last person on the right is Assin Central Constituency chairman, Chairman Akwasi Kodie.





    He made all these statements when he was delivering his speech at a mini-rally in the Assin Central Constituency organized by the regional and the Constituency executives to inaugurate their women, Nassara and the youth wings in the party,
    Immediately after saying these, all the NPP members, Constituency and the regional executives rushed before his feet, some knelt down begging him to retract what he has said "I will not go for re-election, I will not contest again"
After a while, He decided to respond to their request but, he felt so sorry and could not controlled himself, He had no option than to Shed-Tears about 20 minutes before he was able to talk. "I have heard all what said" he ended.


Story filed by: Odiasempa Kwaku Ahiaku.

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