POLITICS
Airbus saga: NDC communicators gagged [audio]
Members of the opposition National Democratic Congress’ (NDC) communications team have been asked not to comment on the controversial Airbus scandal.
It follows an invitation by the Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu to parties involved in the scandal.
The four persons are to assist in investigations over an alleged act of bribery and other offences in the acquisition of three aircrafts from Airbus.
But the NDC believes in wake of the coronavirus epidemic, the Special Prosecutors invitation is “unnecessary.”
Based on this backdrop, a statement signed by General Secretary, Johnson Asiedu Nketia urged all party communicators not to comment on the matter should the media make it topical.
Rather, he urged them to focus on public education on the COVID-19 pandemic.
READ FULL STATEMENT BELOW:
SOURCE: Adwoa Gyasiwaa Agyeman
President Akufo-Addo appoints Dindiok Kpemka as Deputy BOST MD
Scientists may have solved mystery behind Egypt’s pyramids
See inside the plush tomb of the late John Kumah
HOT VIDEO: Leaked Video of a Ghanaian Seamstress goes viral
Road Safety Authority narrates how buttocks causes road accident
VIDEO: Pupil teacher c*ught having s*x with 11-year-old in an uncompleted Building
-
Lifestyle2 months agoRoad Safety Authority narrates how buttocks causes road accident
-
GENERAL NEWS2 months agoWhy 15 police officers stormed Owusu Bempah’s church – Kumchacha narrates
-
GENERAL NEWS2 months agoWatch how Ibrahim Mahama rode Honda superbike to pay last respects to late friend
-
GENERAL NEWS2 months agoHow Offinso residents storm destooled queen mother’s house, demand for new chief
-
South Africa News2 months agoWoman thrown out of a speeding taxi while on her way to work
-
GENERAL NEWS1 month agoDeadly clash between youth and navy personnel results in two deaths at Tema Manhean
-
SHOWBIZ KONKONSAH1 month agoJunior Pope’s Death: Video of John Dumelo refusing to join canoe for movie shoot over safety concerns resurfaces
-
News Africa2 months ago‘Satanically dubious’ – SCOAN releases statement on BBC’s report about TB Joshua, church
