Ras Mubarak Slams NDC Over Hypocrisy Claims
Former presidential aspirant Ras Mubarak has lashed out at the NDC leadership, accusing them of hypocrisy over allegations of vote-buying. According to Ghana Today, Mubarak questioned the moral authority of NDC leaders, asking if they have never induced voters during their own electoral battles.
Mubarak’s outburst was directed at the NDC’s General Secretary and Majority Leader, who have been vocal about vote-buying allegations against their opponent. “Stop the hypocrisy. Whom amongst you hasn’t induced voters before?” Mubarak asked, challenging them to deny the claims.
The NDC has been accused of vote-buying in the Ayawaso East by-election, with the NPP calling for investigations. Mubarak’s comments suggest the NDC is not in a position to lecture others on electoral malpractices.
Mubarak’s statement highlights the intense rivalry within the NDC, with several factions vying for control. The former presidential aspirant has been a vocal critic of the party’s leadership.
The NDC has not responded to Mubarak’s comments, but the incident underscores the party’s internal divisions. The Ayawaso East by-election is being closely watched, with allegations of vote-buying threatening to overshadow the process.
The incident highlights Ghana’s electoral challenges, with allegations of vote-buying and malpractices common during elections.
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*Ras Mubarak Slams NDC Over Hypocrisy Claims*
Former presidential aspirant Ras Mubarak has lashed out at the NDC leadership, accusing them of hypocrisy over allegations of vote-buying. According to Ghana Today, Mubarak questioned the moral authority of NDC leaders, asking if they have never induced voters during their own electoral battles.
Mubarak’s outburst was directed at the NDC’s General Secretary and Majority Leader, who have been vocal about vote-buying allegations against their opponent. “Stop the hypocrisy. Whom amongst you hasn’t induced voters before?” Mubarak asked, challenging them to deny the claims.
The NDC has been accused of vote-buying in the Ayawaso East by-election, with the NPP calling for investigations. Mubarak’s comments suggest the NDC is not in a position to lecture others on electoral malpractices.
Mubarak’s statement highlights the intense rivalry within the NDC, with several factions vying for control. The former presidential aspirant has been a vocal critic of the party’s leadership.
The NDC has not responded to Mubarak’s comments, but the incident underscores the party’s internal divisions. The Ayawaso East by-election is being closely watched, with allegations of vote-buying threatening to overshadow the process.
The incident highlights Ghana’s electoral challenges, with allegations of vote-buying and malpractices common during elections.
Call or WhatsApp +233 20 2190 250 and share your story.
Author: Korkor Anumu
