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Assin South NPP Secretary Allegedly Suspended Over Fraudulent Conduct And Falsification Of Report.



Assin South NPP Secretary Allegedly Suspended Over Fraudulent Conduct And Falsification Of Report.



The Assin South Constituency Secretary of the Ruling New Patriotic Party NPP Mr Michael Owusu AKA K WUSU has been suspended by the Central Regional NPP Party over Fraudulent Conduct and Falsification of Report Petition Received.

Sources say the move was to instill discipline in the party ahead of the 2020 general elections by Mr. Robert Kutin-led regional executives.


Direct Source, who confirmed the suspension of Mr. Michael Owusu AKA K WUSU of Assin South said the decision was taken after an executive meeting at Mankessim on Monday.

“Yes, the regional executives took that decision to suspend him pending his appearance before the regional disciplinary committee, and the letters are on their way to them,” the Source stated.

The decision was taken based on petitions brought against him.

The Sources would not open up on the details of the separate petition. “Let me keep everything, it is a party issue, all I can confirm is that the regional executives took the decision against Him based on the content of the petitions.”

However, a copy of the petition against Mr Michael Owusu AKA K WUSU , sighted, accused him of “fraudulent withdrawals from party’s bank accounts”.

“Petition is herein submitted to invoke Article 3(7) of the NPP Party Constitution as amended to sanction Mr. Michael Owusu AKA K WUSU and Mr  GEORGE PRINCE KORANTENG of Agona West from continuing holding their position as the Constituency Secretaries of the party in Assin South and Agona West for conducting themselves contrary to the meaning of Article 3(5) A.5, and also showing a misconduct act(s) according to Article 4(7) (c) of the Party Constitution as Amended.”

In the Petitioner's statement of facts, He noted that the constituency’s cheque book is kept by Mr Michael Owusu AKA K WUSU which he think he's denying him of Exercising his Duties.

“That Mr. Michael Owusu AKA K WUSU has  issued and sign check for withdrawal a sum of GHC 10.000 from the party’s bank account  without prior approval by the Constituency Executive Committee,
Details of bank statement show that Mr Michael Owusu AKA K WUSU together with the then constituency suspended party Chairman, Mr. Theophilus Taylor  have  withdrawn a Sum of Ghc 10.000 from the said account without the knowledge of the Constituency Executive Committee not even the treasurer"

The Source vehemently registered its displeasure of which the Party Chairman ,Mr Theophilus kwadjo konadu taylor was suspended by the regional disciplinary committee on the 24th of February 2020 but could jointly sign an amount of 10,000 ghana cedis with the constituency secretary, Mr Michael Owusu later on the 9th of March thus.
The source further stated that,one Mr Damptey who was disqualified by the national vetting committee claimed to have made a donation to the tune of 10,000 to both the chairman Mr Theophilus konadu taylor and the then secretary Mr Michael Owusu who issued a fake receipt without recourse to the treasurer and the entire constituency executive committee which served as one of the pillars for his disqualification.

The petitioner demaded among others that Mr Michael Owusu AKA K WUSU “actions be declared unfaithful and dishonest, and as such, unlawful and malicious with intent to defraud the party and its beneficiaries”.
He prayed the executives to sanction Mr Michael Owusu AKA K WUSU in accordance with Article 4 (7)(2).
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