Tanko Computer’s Credibility Questioned Amid NPP Criticism

Wilson Amos Agblemor has slammed Rashid Tanko Computer’s comments on the decline of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), labeling them as propaganda and sentiments lacking data. Agblemor, speaking on Ewenyigba TV’s Morning Show with Tony Mark-Boye, expressed disappointment in Tanko Computer’s demeanor, suggesting he has lost focus and relevance.

According to Agblemor, Tanko Computer’s criticism of the NPP is unsubstantiated and lacks concrete evidence. The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) had previously instructed Tanko Computer to cease using the “Dr” title due to allegations of fake academic credentials ¹.

Tanko Computer, Deputy Director of Elections for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), claimed the NPP’s decline began in 2007 after Nana Akufo-Addo was chosen as flag bearer over Alan Kyerematen. However, Agblemor argues Tanko Computer’s comments are hypocritical, given his own academic controversies.

The controversy surrounding Tanko Computer’s academic credentials has raised questions about his credibility as a critic of the NPP. GTEC has warned against the misuse of academic titles, emphasizing the importance of maintaining academic integrity.

Agblemor’s comments highlight the intense political rivalry between the NPP and NDC, with both parties engaging in heated exchanges. The NPP has countered Tanko Computer’s claims, with Agblemor accusing him of lacking moral authority.

Agblemor counsels well-meaning Ghanaians to treat Tanko Computer’s comments with a pinch of salt, given his questionable credibility.

Source: Ewenyigba TV’s Morning Show with Tony Mark-Boye

Author: Korkor Anumu

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