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The National Youth Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Henry Nana Boakye has denied involvement in illegal mining, popularly known as galamsey.
In a statement copied to Joy News, Mr Boakye who was accused National Youth Organiser of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), George Opare Addo for engaging in the illegal activities said the accusations are false.
“Let me state without a shred of equivocation that I have never ever been involved in galamsey as sheepishly alleged by the NDC National Youth Organizer,” he said.
Read the full statement below:
John Mahama & the NDC cannot silence me with vicious & baseless galamsey allegations
I have taken notice of a statement signed by the NDC's National Youth Organizer falsely accusing me of engaging in illegal mining. The said statement is based on comments made by Hon. Kennedy Agyepong on Net 2 TV.
For the records, let me state categorically:
1. That Hon. Kennedy Agyapong is a respected Member of Parliament known for approaching matters of national interest with utmost honesty, fairness, sincerity and without fear or favor.
2. That subsequent to his submission on Net2 TV, I have engaged and explained things to Hon. Kennedy Agyapong with ample evidence to establish that I have absolutely nothing to do with the galamsey issues raised by him.
3. That Hon. Kennedy Agyapong, as a fair-minded leader, has consequently amended his earlier position about my good self-relative to the galamsey brouhaha after crosschecking the evidence I presented to him.
4. Let me state without a shred of equivocation that I have never ever been involved in galamsey as sheepishly alleged by the NDC National Youth Organizer.
5. Having said that, I find it absurd and shallow, the thinking of the NDC that waging such vicious media war against me will silence me.
6. I understand that my condemnation of the irresponsible and reckless comments made by Former President Mahama to the effect that there would be chaos in the country if the EC fails to listen to the NDC and go ahead to compile a new Voter’s register has devastated the NDC for which they have sworn to get back at me. So they find this as an opportunity to do so.
7. I can assure them that no amount of character assassination, vilification and insults will demoralize me from demanding responsible and statesmanlike disposition from Mr. Mahama and other elements within the NDC.
8. The attempt by Opare Addo to ride on the back of Hon. Agyapong’s comments is not only unfortunate but qualifies as the weakest strategy to ever be deployed by a youth leader worth his salt.
9. I herewith admonish my friend, George Opare Addo to rather find a more noble and effective ways to mobilize the disgruntled youth in the NDC and also not allow himself to use in this fruitless and purposeless agenda.
Thank you.
Henry Nana Boakye (Esq)
(National Youth Organizer, NPP)
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