POLITICS
NPP Youth Storms Northern Development Authority Offices To seize Tricycles
Aggrieved youth believed to be members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) within the Tamale Metropolis on Monday morning besieged the offices of the Northern Development Authority (NDA) to forcibly seize tricycles parked within the main yard.
Speaking in an interview with thepressradio.com, the youth numbering over 100 forced their way into the yard and insisted on taking the tricycles because they were promised jobs by some appointees in the current NPP government but failed to honor their promises.
Resistance by the security personnel manning the main entrance who for the safety of their jobs, insisted they followed the laid down procedures if indeed they wanted the tricycles which were procured under the then Savannah Development Authority (SADA) and given to interested persons on hire purchase.
When all attempts to forcibly seize the items failed, they moved together to the Northern Regional Police Headquarters where they were said to have gone to solicit the assistance of the police in taking the tricycles that have also been left for months under the mercy of the weather.
Source: Thepressradio.com/Abdul Rauf Zion
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