Audio By Carbonatix
The Convention Peoples’ Party (CPP) has suspended its General Secretary, Nii Akomfrah and National Youth Organiser, Ernesto Yeboah after they publicly condemned President John Mahama for accepting a gift.
Communications Director Abdul Kadiri explained to Joy News Thursday the two were suspended for "acts of indiscipline". The National Executive Committee took the decision Thursday afternoon.
The suspension comes 48 hours after CPP flag bearer, Ivor Greenstreet suggested that there is a price for taking individual positions.
Mr Yeboah leads the CPP Youth League which has petitioned Commission on Human Right and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) to investigate the President after he took a Ford Expedition from a Burkinabe contractor in 2012.
But his position contradicted the flagbearer Ivor Greenstreet who told Joy News it did not "feel wrong" for the President to accept a gift from a businessman although it contradicts a code of ethics for the Executive.
Ernesto Yeboah has told Joy News he does not intend to challenge his suspension but vowed to continue his fight against corruption.
"I wonder how a party of integrity would suspend members for fighting corruption", he said.
More soon…
Latest Stories
-
Timber Millers condemn attack on Forestry Commission checkpoint in Bono East
10 minutes -
‘My father wanted me on the farm, my mother wanted me in school’ — Sissala East MP
11 minutes -
Imperial–AIMS Global Fellows Programme champions climate innovation to tackle urban heat
21 minutes -
5th edition of Game 11 football festival scheduled for July 11
26 minutes -
FoSCel leads national World Sickle Cell Day commemoration, renews call for genotype testing and early screening
26 minutes -
GHS intensifies call for genotype testing, early screening as Ghana Marks World Sickle Cell day
30 minutes -
Meet of Champions 2026: Unstoppable GH Dolphins emerge overall champions
1 hour -
Ten-man Paraguay send Türkiye crashing out
1 hour -
Australia confirms first case of H5N1 bird flu as virus reaches every continent
2 hours -
African and Caribbean nations call for formal apology for transatlantic slavery
2 hours -
KNUST Vice-Chancellor calls for genotype awareness and national action to combat sickle cell disease
2 hours -
Parliament’s Health Committee chair calls for free sickle cell treatment
2 hours -
CSA warns organisations over global ‘FortiBleed’ cyber threat
2 hours -
Coach Freeman launches music and talent camp for young voices
2 hours -
We want three points from every game – Black Stars defender Jerome Opoku
2 hours