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Some youth of the ruling National Democratic Congress in the Northern regional capital, Tamale are staging a demonstration against party executives.
They claim the regional executives, led by acting chairman Sofo Azorka, have an unacceptable leadership style that will put the party in opposition come 2012 if it is not checked.
Spokesperson for the aggrieved youth, Mohammed Hudu, said Mr Azorka’s conduct was inimical to the interest of the party.
He vowed the youth will not stand by and watch him to do things that will lose for the NDC, the 2012 elections.
The demonstrating youth presented a petition to the Regional Minister Moses Magbengba
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