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The Chairman of the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) Council of Elders, Hackman Owusu Agyemang, has criticised former Dome-Kwabenya Member of Parliament (MP), Adwoa Safo, for her public outbursts against party leaders, calling her actions unacceptable.
Speaking on the growing tensions within the Dome-Kwabenya constituency, Mr Owusu Agyemang made it clear that the party would not tolerate her continued media criticism.
“She has completely gone out of order, and the General Secretary has stated that she will be referred to the disciplinary committee,” he said.
“She must cease all public statements regarding the party. She has broken the rules, and this is unacceptable.”
As part of the efforts to address the situation, Mr Owusu-Agyemang stressed that Adwoa Safo must stop all public attacks on party leaders.
“And as a party, we would apply the necessary regulations and then see what we can do but for the time being, we are dismayed by her actions, especially considering her past senior roles in government and our party,” he added.
“So Adwoa is being asked to stop all the utterances, all the interviews and whatever she is doing. It is a human institution, she’s gone wrong and we are telling her to seize whatever she is doing with these utterances,”
Expressing hope that the situation would be resolved, he added, “We will see how we will do going forward, and I hope she will adhere to what we have said, the General Secretary has said in his release,” he said.
Read also: NPP refers Adwoa Safo to Disciplinary C’ttee for disregarding directive against media commentary
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