Don’t attempt to rig December polls – Agbodza warns Bryan Acheampong

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The Member of Parliament for Adaklu, Governs Kwame Agbodza, has cautioned Abetifi MP, Dr Bryan Acheampong against any attempts to manipulate the December elections.

Speaking at the John Mahama campaign tour in Adaklu in the Volta Region, Mr Agbodza emphasized the NDC’s commitment to ensuring the election’s integrity.

He referenced the 2020 election violence, which resulted in eight fatalities, and warned against a repeat in 2024.

Mr Agbodza criticized Dr. Acheampong’s alleged comments about rigging the elections, saying, “We won’t tolerate any actions that could undermine the election’s integrity.”

“The current commander-in-chief appears to lose control to the extent that miscreants in his government are threatening the peace and security of this country. I am talking about my colleague in parliament Bryan Acheampong threatening that the sea will burn because they are going to try to rig the elections.

“I have a simple message for you my colleague just as you have been defeated in the hostile takeover of the hotels belonging to SSNIT, you will surely fail if you attempt to use force to do anything,” he said.

Mr Agbodza expressed confidence in the NDC flagbearer’s victory and warned against attempts to hold onto power.

He emphasized the importance of peaceful elections and the need for all parties to respect the democratic process.

“This is Adaklu, you dare not try anything on the life of any Ghanaian, you cannot threaten Ghanaians, your party will lose and you be the first to run away. President Mahama will win and President Akufo-Addo will have to hand over to him and your party has no business trying to hold on to power.

“If you are a security personnel or anyone being trained at least the boundary of the Volta region before you cross with that mindset, be prepared that it is self-defence, and you might become the victim, this is a promise, it is not a threat,” he added.

Source: Adomonline

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