Kojo Bamba Cries and Rains Curses on Critics Over Alleged Phone Theft Claims

New Patriotic Party (NPP) First Vice Chairman Kojo Bamba has reportedly become emotional and directed strong words at his critics following allegations linking him to the theft of a mobile phone at Kejetia.

Bamba, who has been at the centre of public discussions over the claims, has denied being a thief and expressed anger over what he considers damaging accusations against his reputation.

In his reaction, the NPP executive reportedly threatened to invoke spiritual powers against individuals accusing him of stealing a phone and making other allegations against him.

“I will take them to the gods to deal with them for accusing me of stealing someone’s phone at Kejetia and making other allegations against me!” Bamba declared.

His remarks have attracted attention on social media, with users discussing both the allegations and his response to those making the claims.

The controversy has also generated debate about the conduct expected of political party executives, particularly individuals occupying leadership positions within major political organisations.

While some may view Bamba’s reaction as an expression of frustration over accusations he considers unfair, others may question whether such language is appropriate for a person holding a senior position in a political party.

The incident comes at a time when the NPP is navigating internal political discussions and efforts to strengthen unity among its members following the 2024 general elections.

However, the allegations surrounding the reported phone theft remain separate from Bamba’s response, and his emotional reaction does not establish whether the claims against him are true or false.

Any determination of the facts would require credible evidence and, where necessary, appropriate investigative procedures.

For now, the controversy has placed Bamba under renewed public scrutiny, with attention focused on his denial, his comments against critics and whether further clarification will emerge regarding the alleged incident at Kejetia.

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