You Wanted to Kill Me You Will Die One After The Other Until You Apologize to Me on TV- Hopeson<\/h2>\n
News Hub Creator<\/span>2h<\/span><\/p>\n<\/header>\n Hopeson Adorye, a leading member of the Movement for Change, has unleashed a fiery critique of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), boldly predicting a humiliating defeat for the party and its flagbearer in Ghana’s upcoming December 7 presidential election. Adorye cited the Akufo-Addo-led government’s inadequacy as the primary reason for his confidence.<\/p>\n During his address, Adorye shared a personal anecdote alleging attempts by certain chiefs and a fetish priest to harm him and his family through supernatural means. However, he claimed that the ghost in Akyem revealed to him that they would not accept his death, and he has since reversed the intended harm.<\/p>\n Adorye demanded an apology from his adversaries, threatening severe consequences if they fail to comply. He also revealed that top NPP officials have secretly expressed support for Allan Kyerematen but fear losing their positions.<\/p>\n Adorye’s passionate appeal urged Ghanaians to reject the NPP at the polls, emphasizing the need for change. His Movement for Change group has been vocal in its criticism of the NPP, previously speaking out against tribal comments and the appointment of new Electoral Commissioners.<\/p>\n As the December 7 election approaches, Adorye’s words are likely to spark intense debate and attention. The Movement for Change’s efforts to unseat the NPP will be closely watched. Ghana’s political landscape is poised for a significant shift, with Adorye’s group playing a key role in shaping the outcome.<\/p>\n The NPP has yet to respond to Adorye’s allegations. The upcoming election will determine the validity of Adorye’s claims and the future direction of Ghana’s governance.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n