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KNUST lecturer cries over GH¢25,000 NPP debt

Dr Amoako Baah claims to be owed GH¢25,000 by the NPP

He says Chairman Wontumi promised to pay but has failed to honor the promise. He wants Wontumi voted out as Ashanti Regional Chairman of NPP.

Dr. Amoako Baah, a political science lecturer at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology has
criticized the leadership of the Ashanti Regional branch of the governing New Patriotic Party over its failure to
honor a debt owed him.
Dr. Amoako in a Hello FM interview revealed that he is owed GH¢25,000 by the NPP in the Ashanti Region for
a project he executed.
He disclosed that the said cost was incurred after he led a fundraising exercise for the party ahead of the
elections.
Dr. Amoako Baah bemoaned the failure of the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the NPP to deliver on a promise he
made to him over the debt.
He disclosed that Bernard Antwi Bosiako alias Chairman Wontumi has promised to personally settle the debt but
nothing has been achieved so far.
He also urged Chairman Wontumi to open himself up for challenges in the party’s upcoming regional elections.
“All I’m saying is he should run so that he is voted on. If the delegates feel he is done well and vote for him,
fine. I have no problem.
“I have a bitter experience with NPP. You were all here when I did the Stadium fundraising. Ashanti RegionNPP owes me GH¢25,000. No one paid that debt so they still owe me. I have told Wontumi and he promised to
pay but nothing has happened. After the event, they took the money and never got back to me. People accused
me of colluding with Chairman Wontumi to make money. I never handled any money so up till today they owe
me.
“You should ask the party executives how we’ll retrieve those monies. Wontumi should know and the treasurer
also knows. I’m not complaining because of the money but if you can’t look out for us, then why,” he said.
Amoako Baah stated in the same interview that the time has come for the party to ring changes in its leadership
in the region.
He stated that Wontumi has lost the magic touch that fueled their return to power and that a new chairman
should be elected to lead the party in the region.

Source: ghanaweb

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