Anita De Sosoo didn’t err in begging Rawlings – Kofi Adams

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National Organizer of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has confirmed the party sanctioned the decision by the party’s former National Womens Organizer, Anita De Sosoo to beg its founder, Jerry John Rawlings.

Kofi Adams maintained that, she did not err in begging the former President to forgive the party leadership for their sins.

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The National vice chairperson for the party, Anita De Sooso during the 39th anniversary of the June 4 celebration in Accra, called on the Mr. Rawlings to pardon the party executives who had wronged him.

According to her, the founder is the father of the party and must be seen as such.

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Mr. Rawlings accepted her plea but chided her for bleaching her skin – an allegation Madam De Sosoo vehemently denied.

Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen programme Tuesday, Kofi Adams said Anita De Sosoo represented the party at the event.

He noted that, the influence of former President Rawlings in the NDC cannot be under-estimated therefore any effort to bring him back is welcome.

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The NDC National Organizer stressed that the party will never ignore the celebration of June 4 which is an important event on NDC’s calendar.

Kofi Adams also said the tenets of June 4 are still relevant to ensure Ghana wins the fight against corruption.

About June 4 uprising

Flt Lt Rawlings led a group of junior officers and men of the Ghana Armed Forces in a revolt against the then Supreme Military Council (SMC II) regime led by General F.K. Akuffo.

The move was said to have been motivated by a desire to stem the scourge of corruption that had engulfed the country at all levels leading to a virtual breakdown of the economy.

Three months later the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) led by Rawlings handed over power to an elected government.