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Opposition New Patriotic Party has revealed its disappointment at the insults and attacks on the personality of its presidential running mate, Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia over his diagnosis of the economy last Wednesday.
According to the NPP, the NDC has failed to defend its weaknesses and failures that Dr. Bawumia exposed in the economy and have rather resorted to insults.
Below is the full statement from the NPP
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