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A member of the New Patriotic Party’s Communications Team, Asamoah Gyamfi has launched a blistering attack on two stalwarts of his party, Dr Charles Wereko-Brobby and Dr Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, over what he describes as “their unacceptable denigration of the party”.
According to Asamoah Gyamfi, both elders of the party should be sacked because their actions were causing harm to the progress of the party.
He was reacting to the claim by the two stalwarts of the party that the leadership of the NPP had lost credibility and needed to be shown the exit.
Dr. Wereko-Brobby has been handed a two year suspension from the NPP for "exhibiting behaviour that put the party's image into disrepute".
However Tarzan as he is popularly called, treated the suspension with contempt noting that the party’s leadership had lost credibility because his punishment was unlawful.
Dr. Nyaho-Tamakloe on the other hand, has described the leadership of the NPP as intolerant and called for replacement.
But speaking on the weekend current affairs programme dubbed Kukurantumi on Asempa FM Saturday, Asamoah Gyamfi noted the presence or absence either Dr. Wereko-Brobby or Dr. Nyaho-Tamakloe does not make a significant impact on the party.
“Is Wereko-Brobby credible at all? Anywhere he works, because of his arrogance, his workers stand against him so he should stop talking about credibility. I think he should have been sacked from NPP because he is insignificant to the party.
Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe is also another person who is not needed in the NPP because he and Tarzan are birds of the same feathers. He is talking about intolerance; did he tolerate Adjiri Blankson before the special committee set up by Nana Addo was dissolved? He should give us a brake” he bellowed.
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