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The National Organizer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Sammy Awuku has criticised the National Democratic Congress (NDC) leadership for allegedly inciting opinion leaders and the citizenry against the impending voter registration exercise.
He said the NDC's alleged threat and inciting people to cause mayhem when the registration exercise begins should be condemned by all.
Sammy Awuku made the statement at Wa after meeting with some regional executives of the NPP.
The meeting according to the National Organizer is to educate the leadership of the party on the registration process so that they would not be found wanting when the process begins.
Commenting on some party members who invoked curses on National Executives, Mr Awuku said they have exhibited anti-party behaviour and at the right time, they will be dealt with.
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