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Prior to his suspension, Kwabena Agyepong, then substantive General Secretary of the NPP appeared before the party’s Disciplinary Committee on two occasions.
He was there to answer to various allegations leveled against him after four supporters of the party petitioned the party’s DC: The petitioners are Chris Arthur, former TESCON-KNUST President; Adreba Kwaku Abrefa Damoa, London; Kwabena Afum Dankwa, London; and Kwame Baffoe, NPP Regional Youth Organiser, Brong Ahafo.
Issues raised included:
Disrespect to the Party’s Leadership and Structures
Unilateral Decision – ID Card
Waivers to NPP parliamentary aspirants
His media Utterances
His dealing with the EC
Suspected Compromise
Click Here to Read unedited Minutes about what transpired at the meeting with the DC
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