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National Communications Officer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Sammy Gyamfi has accused the parliamentary candidate of the NPP in Assin North of being a 'political prostitute'.
He alleged that Charles Opoku initially expressed interest in contesting on NDC's ticket ahead of the Assin North by-elections but was denied the chance.

“Charles Opoku is a political prostitute, he came to us to put James Gyakye Quayson aside and select him but we told him that’s not how we run our affairs at the NDC, he has to join the queue.”
“I can give you WhatsApp chats with our executives, that’s a political prostitute, no principles, no conviction, no track record, you don’t even vote here and you want to be an MP, let’s leave it to the good people of Assin North,” he revealed.
Mr. Gyamfi said this after returning from the polling station with their candidate, James Gyakye Quayson, who had gone to vote.
He added that Mr. Gyakye Quayson is the most popular person in the Assin North constituency and will win the poll.

Three political parties NPP, NDC and Liberal Party of Ghana (LPG) have presented candidates to battle it out for the Assin North Parliamentary seat today, Tuesday, June 27.
The seat became vacant after the Supreme Court on Wednesday, May 17, unanimously declared unconstitutional the election of James Gyakye Quayson as the MP for the area.
The highly anticipated by-election was however necessitated after Parliament wrote to the Electoral Commission declaring the seat vacant.
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