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NPP ASHANTI REGIONAL CHAIRMAN, CHAIRMAN WONTUMI SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THE FOOT

 

ASHANTI REGIONAL CHAIRMAN, CHAIRMAN WONTUMI SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THE FOOT


Following the closure of Ashanti Regional NPP office by its Land lady over unpaid rent, it is evident that the party Chairman, Chairman Wontumi has shot himself in the foot as his lies about the said building have caught up with him. From this development, Chairman Wontumi can be described as the Ananias of the party and the cry of his party folks now is “…You have not lied just to us but to God.” (Acts 5:1-4). 

Does this incidence predict the end of Chairman Wontumi? Is he not the same person who lavishly displayed gold bars on TV claiming he is wealthy? How come he has not been able to settle the monthly rent of the NPP Regional office which is only 1,000 cedis a month? It is this same building that he claims he had purchased for the party, but his lies have now caught up with him from this nonpayment of rent which has consequently led to the closure of the building. 

All this while, it appears he has been taking advantage of electorates and lying to them to cover up his schemes. Could it be that some delegates had realized he was a liar and made him have a low turnout of only 70% voting for him in the 2020 general election? Truth indeed cannot be hidden. Judging from the disgrace he’s brought not only to himself but to the NPP, can he be trusted again to be voted as Chairman of the party? Is it possible for the NPP to break the 8 if he is still voted as Ashanti Regional Chairman for the party? Certainly not.

Maybe Chairman Wontumi is living by his name "Wontumi" which in Akan translates as “You cannot”. Obviously, the load of NPP Chairman is too heavy for him and there is now a clarion call for another person to be given the opportunity to serve as Chairman for the NPP in the Ashanti region.

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