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Greater Accra Regional Chairman of the NDC has faulted Koku Anyidoho’s attempt to contest Asiedu Nketia for the party’s General Secretary position.
Provisional results of the two-man contest put Johnson Asiedu Nketia ahead with more than 6,000 votes, beating his Deputy and challenger, Koku Anyidoho, resoundingly.
According to Ade Coker, “If Koku had consulted me, I would have asked him to go for another position…it was a wrong move. It was a wrong move. Koku is a nice guy; he is a very nice gentleman but it is a wrong move.
“You see it is like father and son…somebody that you have worked with closely and you want to contest that person. It’s never the best…Every aspect of life there is that lesson.”
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