NDC Is An Incubator Of Criminality – Adomako Baafi Drops Heavy Bomb

Yaw Adomako Baafi has said it straight, without fear, without hiding.

According to him, the NDC is an incubator of criminality.

Those are strong words. And they have set Ghana’s political space on fire.

An incubator is a place where something is born, kept warm, and made to grow.

Adomako Baafi is saying the NDC is a place where criminality is born, protected, and allowed to grow.

He is not talking about one person. He is talking about a system. A system where, according to him, wrongdoing is covered, criminals are defended, and lawlessness is turned into politics.

Adomako Baafi points to what is happening in Ghana today.

Illegal mining destroying our rivers. Cocaine parcels making headlines. Violence during elections. People breaking the law and walking free.

He asks a simple question: Who is protecting these people? Who is defending them? Who is making excuses for them?

In his view, the answer is the NDC. A party that, he says, breeds criminals and then gives them political shelter.

The NPP, according to Adomako Baafi, may have its own problems. But the NDC, he says, is different. The NDC does not just make mistakes. It creates a home for crime.

When an NPP person does wrong, the party is quick to condemn. But when an NDC person does wrong, Adomako Baafi says the party will defend him, call it witch-hunting, and turn it into a political fight.

That, he says, is how criminality grows. When crime is defended in the name of politics, crime becomes normal.

Adomako Baafi is calling on Ghanaians to open their eyes.

Don’t just look at the crime. Look at who is defending the criminal. Don’t just look at the scandal. Look at who is covering it up.

Because if a party keeps defending criminals, then that party is not fighting crime. It is growing crime.

Ghana cannot grow if criminality is being incubated in politics. Ghana cannot move forward if lawbreakers are turned into heroes.

Adomako Baafi has thrown the challenge. Now the NDC must answer.

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