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A video that has surfaced online has sparked controversy in Ghana, with the running mate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, commonly known as NAPO, at the center of attention. The video allegedly captures NAPO consuming what appears to be an alcoholic beverage at a social gathering, just after he publicly criticized former President John Dramani Mahama for being a “drunkard.” The footage has ignited a heated debate among Ghanaians about hypocrisy in politics and the integrity of public figures.<\/p>\n
In the video, Dr. Prempeh can be seen standing under a coconut tree at what looks like a party, casually sipping from a glass. Many Ghanaians who have viewed the footage believe that the drink in his hand is not a soft drink, but rather a strong alcoholic beverage. These suspicions have been reinforced by claims that NAPO frequently exhibits unusual behavior during campaign rallies, which some attribute to intoxication.<\/p>\n
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Critics have been quick to point out the apparent contradiction in his actions, especially considering his previous accusations against John Mahama. Some Ghanaians have labeled NAPO a hypocrite, arguing that his alleged consumption of alcohol undermines his credibility. They question how he can accuse Mahama of being a drunkard while engaging in the same behavior himself.<\/p>\n
One social media user remarked, “If NAPO is calling Mahama a drunkard but is also caught drinking alcohol, then who is the real drunkard here?” Others have echoed this sentiment, accusing him of deflecting attention from his own habits by criticizing his political opponent.<\/p>\n
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Defenders of Dr. Prempeh, however, have cautioned against jumping to conclusions. Some argue that without concrete proof of what was in his glass, it is unfair to assume that he was drinking alcohol. They believe that the video might be a deliberate attempt by political opponents to discredit him ahead of the upcoming elections.<\/p>\n
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This incident has added another layer of drama to Ghana’s already intense political landscape. As the nation prepares for the elections, voters are left questioning not just the policies of their leaders, but their personal integrity as well. Whether or not the video will have a lasting impact on NAPO’s political career remains to be seen, but it has certainly fueled discussions about honesty and accountability in leadership.<\/p>\n
You can also watch the video through the link below:<\/p>\n
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Source: Omarion TV<\/p>\n<\/div>\n