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The Mahama 2024 Campaign has issued a stern warning to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) against any attempts to remove or obstruct billboards featuring its flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama, or parliamentary candidates of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).
The Campaign emphasized that such actions would not be tolerated.
This warning follows reports that the Chief Executive of the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA) ordered the removal of a billboard of Mr Mahama, which was mounted by Alliance Media in Tema.
The Campaign team has expressed strong disapproval of this action.
In a statement released on Friday, July 19, the Mahama 2024 Campaign labelled the removal of the billboard as unacceptable and a provocative attempt to escalate political tensions in the country.
The Campaign team condemned the act as unnecessary and divisive.
The Mahama 2024 Campaign has demanded that the TMA Chief Executive cease this conduct immediately.
They warned that failure to do so would result in consequences, as the Campaign is determined to protect its rights and ensure fair political competition.
"This act is unacceptable and constitutes a needless provocative attempt to raise the political temperature in the country.”
“Alliance Media, a legally registered Ghanaian advertising business, has the rightful permission to mount Out-of-Home (OOH) and Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) sites nationwide. They diligently pay the required annual fees to the TMA and other assemblies. Therefore, it is utterly unacceptable for the TMA chief executive to tear down their legally placed billboard, which the Mahama Campaign rented and paid for.”
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