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A pro-New Patriotic Party (PNP) youth group in the Savannah region is asking former President John Dramani Mahama to acknowledge defeat and congratulate President-elect Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo as the other 10 contenders have done. in the 2020 presidential elections or go to court to defend your case.
Gonjaland Youth for Peace and Development, who called Mr. Mahama because he hails from the Region, had embarked on a peace walk in Buipe, in the central district of Gonja.
The peace walk, which was scheduled for Monday, December 21, was canceled after the Buipe police obtained a court order in the Bole District Court to cancel the walk.
Subsequently, the group scheduled the walk for Thursday, December 24.
Members of the pro-NPP group from across the Region gathered in Buipe to participate in the long-awaited walk.
With banners with inscriptions such as “Tío Stop the Demonstrations” and dressed in all white outfits, the young people walked through some of the main streets of Buipe.
The convener of the walk for peace, Ibrahim Mahafuzu, addressing the media, said that the Savannah Region is known for its peaceful coexistence and that the candidate for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), who hails from the Region, it should not be the one to destabilize the peace. enjoyed in the field.
He said former President Mahama should call the president-elect to congratulate him or stop the demonstrations by his supporters and seek justice in court.
“In 2012, when then-candidate Akufo-Addo lost the election and had problems with the results, he went to court to challenge the results, so we expect our uncle John Mahama to do the same.”
Fredrick Tahiru, a member of the NPP 2020 campaign team in the Savannah region, asked the NDC to focus on the 2024 elections instead of crying over spilled milk.
“Akufo-Addo won the 2020 presidential elections and was duly declared by the President of the Electoral Commission. What else do they not understand? ” I ask.
The NDC organized a rally in Buipe on Tuesday, December 22, challenging the outcome of the 2020 presidential results.
Source: 3news
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