NPP Can Shout From Morning Till Night, Ablakwa Is Not Going Anywhere — Rosemond Obeng

Rosemond Obeng has spoken again. And this time, she is defending Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.

The Presidential Aide says the NPP’s constant attacks on Okudzeto Ablakwa will amount to nothing.

For weeks now, the NPP has been attacking Ablakwa from every side. Press conferences. Demonstrations. Social media. Radio. TV. They are demanding his removal over the evacuation of Ghanaians from South Africa. They are talking about an alleged GH¢16.4 million discrepancy. They are asking where the money went. They are calling him names.

But Rosemond Obeng says all that noise will not bring Ablakwa down.

Why? Because according to her, the NPP is not fighting for accountability. They are fighting for revenge.

Ablakwa is the man who, when he was in opposition, exposed alleged wrongdoing under the Akufo-Addo government. He exposed deals. He exposed contracts. He exposed spending. He made the NPP uncomfortable.

Now that he is a Minister, the NPP wants to pay him back. They want to make him look like the very thing he used to expose.

Rosemond Obeng says Ghanaians can see through it.

She says the NPP is on a fishing expedition. They are throwing allegations around, hoping one of them will stick. But they have no evidence that Ablakwa stole public money. They have noise, but no proof.

Think about it. If you accuse a man of stealing, show the evidence. Show where the money went. Show who took it. Do not just shout, demonstrate, and demand resignation.

That is why NDC General Secretary Fifi Fiavi Kwetey also challenged the NPP to produce evidence. He called their demonstration a total joke.

Rosemond Obeng agrees. She says the attacks will amount to nothing because Ablakwa has the trust of the President, the trust of his party, and the trust of many Ghanaians who remember his work.

Ablakwa is not a man who runs from accountability. He is a man who built his name on accountability. When others were quiet, he was speaking. When others were afraid, he was exposing.

So the NPP can attack him every day, but if they have no evidence, Ghanaians will not listen.

Her message to the NPP is simple: Stop wasting your energy. Stop chasing a man you cannot bring down with empty noise. If you have evidence, bring it. If you do not have evidence, keep quiet.

Because Ablakwa is not going anywhere. The attacks will come and go. But his work will remain.

And in the end, Rosemond Obeng says, history will remember who was fighting for Ghana, and who was just fighting for revenge.

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