NDC Youth Organizer for Okaikwei North, Osman Mahmud, strongly denies allegations linking the party to the vandalization of billboards belonging to the governing New Patriotic Party's (NPP) parliamentary candidate for Okaikwei North, Nana Ama Dokua Asiamah-Adjei.

Mahmud clarified that the incident occurred following a prior act of vandalism against John Dramani Mahama's billboard earlier in the year, carried out by unidentified individuals.

In response to this incident, the NDC issued a stern warning against such actions and reaffirmed their commitment to their campaign for the 2024 elections without assigning blame, he explained.

He expressed surprise at accusations made by the NPP's parliamentary candidate and constituency organizer against the incumbent MP, Theresa Awuni, regarding the recent vandalism of their billboards.

Emphasizing the NDC's dedication to peaceful campaigning, Mahmud cautioned the NPP against unfounded attacks to avoid escalating tensions into violence.

“We know our MP, Theresa Awuni, she has never been violent. John Mahama’s billboard was demolished and we issued a warning against it as we believe in peace. I don’t even know where this is coming from, it is not our habit. We are busy campaigning to want to destroy billboards.

“Akuapem North MP is struggling to introduce herself to Okaikoi North constituents by destroying her own billboards for sympathy. We sent a message against the demolishing of the billboards and that’s all. We don’t have time to go around destroying. Dokua is violent, she sent people to destroy the billboards since they say they suspect Theresa’ team, we also believe they destroyed Mahama’s billboard,” he added in an interview.

The NDC Youth Organizer for Okaikwei North, Osman Mahmud, strongly denies allegations linking the party to the vandalization of billboards belonging to the governing New Patriotic Party's (NPP) parliamentary candidate for Okaikwei North, Nana Ama Dokua Asiamah-Adjei.

Mahmud clarified that the incident occurred following a prior act of vandalism against John Dramani Mahama's billboard earlier in the year, carried out by unidentified individuals.

In response to this incident, the NDC issued a stern warning against such actions and reaffirmed their commitment to their campaign for the 2024 elections without assigning blame, he explained.

He expressed surprise at accusations made by the NPP's parliamentary candidate and constituency organizer against the incumbent MP, Theresa Awuni, regarding the recent vandalism of their billboards.

Emphasizing the NDC's dedication to peaceful campaigning, Mahmud cautioned the NPP against unfounded attacks to avoid escalating tensions into violence.