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The Member for Parliament for Adansi-Asokwa Kweku Tahir Hammond has described former Communications Director of the Nana Addo Campaign team for the 2008 elections as the number one enemy of the New Patriotic Party.
Mr. K.T Hammond said many NPP supporters will shy from the sight of Dr. Authur Kennedy whom he claims has been a disappointment to the party.
Speaking on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen programme on Tuesday, Mr. K.T Hammond accused Dr. Authur Kennedy of washing the NPP’s dirty linen in public, by supposedly exposing the negative things some members of the party did, in his book titled “chasing the elephant into the bush” which is scheduled to be launched this weekend in Accra.
Dr. Aurthur Kennedy was said to have stated that, the party suffered tremendously from lack of co-operation between Ohene Ntow and party Chairman Mc Manu, and that Nana Ohene Ntow should go quietly with his chairman. Dr Kennedy whose novelty political analysis book, “Chasing the Elephant into the Bush – the politics of complacency,” generated heated discussions, is said to have made these observations in an article titled: ‘Stephen Ntim is to Alan what Jake is to Akufo-Addo’.
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Story by Jerry Mordy/Asempa FM/Ghana
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