Today, October 13, 2022, on GHToday, Serwaa Amihere was joined by Murtala Mohammed, the MP for Tamale Central, Alfred Thompson, a member of the NPP Communications Team, and Kwame Jantuah, a member of the Political Desk of the Convention’s People’s Party.<\/p>\n
The government’s efforts to combat galamsey were the subject of one of the main discussions. Murtala Mohammed stated that it was a big issue because Freddie Blay, a former Deputy Speaker, MP, and previous Chairman of the NPP, was supporting Aisha Huang’s accomplices.<\/p>\n
The way Freddie Blay and Akufo-Addo interact, according to Murtala, leads one to believe that the war against galamsey is really an attempt to calm Ghanaians down.<\/p>\n
Serwaa Amihere objected and questioned how the NDC could back John Mahama’s remarks on pardoning those galamseyers who had been apprehended while opposing Freddie Blay’s defense of galamsey accomplices.<\/p>\n
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Serwaa emphasized that they should all be condemned because they are all the same. You may recall that Serwaa brazenly asserted a few days ago that John Mahama is a good communicator, but that his remarks on galamsey were repugnant and ought to be denounced.<\/p>\n
Serwaa Amihere’s remarks were not taken lightly by Murtala Mohammed, who questioned Serwaa’s motives for continuing to disparage and contrast John Mahama with others.<\/p>\n
He clarified that John Mahama shouldn’t be accused of promoting galamsey because he isn’t in power. He issued a pretty severe warning, telling Serwaa to cease criticizing and attacking John Mahama without cause, since this was different from NPP members standing up for galamsey offenders.<\/p>\n
Many find it strange that while Effah Dartey, a former Berekum MP and NPP member, is defending Aisha Huang in court, Freddie Blay is also representing Aisha’s accomplices. The Akufo-Addo administration’s inability to eradicate galamsey, according to many Ghanaians, is evident from this, they have insisted.<\/p>\n
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