The Chairman for the ruling New Patriotic Party in the Fomena Constituency in the Ashanti Region has sworn to send more people to the bush ahead of the 2024 General Elections in Ghana.
In a widely circulated video interview with the NPP Chairman, Mr Akwasi Nti vowed to employ the services ”men” to deal with the NDC in the 2024 General Elections.
”Action is what we demand for. We the NPP have been so soft to be intimidated by the NDC for long. This is not the matter for the National Security or any other agency but this requires the action of a militia force. Do you understand? Our militia forces must be activated to meet them.(the NDC) with equal forces for them (the NDC) to know that they are not the only people with violence as their traits in Ghana” Mr Akwasi Nti said in the video.
The NPP Chairman for the Fomena Constituency in the fifty-five second video interview, further justified his call for action to be taken ahead of the 2024 General Elections.
”Action is what we demand for. Even in America, Trump led a demonstration that resulted in the death of people. If the NDC intended to result to violence, then in 2024, i swear to God, more people will be kept in the bush than animals – i tell you – i swear to God” he said.
Mr Akwasi Nti, who was visibly furious to give a strong meaning to his words, did not mince words for what seems to be a well calculated plot by the NPP chairman, to intimidate the NDC in his constituency come 2024.
Mr Akwasi Nti further continued that ”they dare not. They dare not if they (the NDC) intend to resort to politics of demonstrations and intimidations in Ghana”.
The NPP chairman, who was full of himself rhetorically asked ”is Ghana for them alone”?
”Wasn’t it only Rawlings who took up the challenge to give birth to the NDC? The same way another person can lead” Mr Akwasi Nti said.


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