NDC MPs Say They Will Defend Ghana’s Democracy With Their Lives

– Sagnarigu MP has said they will lay down their lives to protect Ghana’s eroded democratic credentials.

– The comment followed the physical aggression suffered by the NDC deputies in their attempt to present a petition to the president of the EC.

– Meanwhile, the party also refuses to accept the result of the 2020 elections

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Members of Parliament (MP) of the Democratic National Congress (NDC) stand ready to defend and protect the sanctity of Ghana’s democracy with their lives, ABA Fuseini has said.

“If we [NDC] we have to die to defend this democracy we will. We would not allow anyone to repress us, ”said the Sagnarigu deputy in an interview with Joy news.

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His comments come from the confrontation between NDC MPs and Ghana Police Service staff at the Election Commission premises in Accra.

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According to Fuseini, opposition lawmakers would redouble their determination to fight any form of electoral injustice against the NDC.

NDC MPs led by minority leader Haruna Iddrisu on Tuesday December 22, 2020, quarreled with the police after they were prevented from submitting a petition to the EC president for Techiman’s parliamentary seat. South, which was declared in favor of the government. New Patriotic Party (PNP).

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The deputies were reportedly physically ill-treated during the riot.

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They catch him reviewing his script as he dresses elegantly and sits on a couch.

Jackie, on the other hand, is seen in the company of another actor who is also rehearsing his scripts.

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