The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has denied President Akufo-Addo's claims that his political rivals are running a concerted misinformation and disinformation campaign against him and his party.

During the Ghana Report Summit, themed ‘Dealing with Misinformation and Disinformation in the Upcoming Election’, President Akufo-Addo referred to the 'Agyapadie' document, alleging a scheme to damage his reputation before the elections.

In response, Dr. Omane Boamah, the NDC's Director of Elections, firmly rejected these allegations at the event.

Dr. Boamah contended that the opposition is not involved in such actions, suggesting instead that the President should scrutinize the contents of the "Agyapadie" document.

He questioned the existence of a document that accurately predicts the President's actions, implying that it might be based on observed behavior. Dr. Boamah stressed that rather than accusing the opposition, the President should reflect on why his administration has seemingly realized the negative predictions within the document.

"How come I campaigned to protect the public purse? How come I campaigned to develop Ghana? Yet this document is indicating that I came only for my people and for my clan? If I were the president, I'd be more concerned," he emphasized.

Dr. Boamah criticized the President for repeatedly blaming the NDC for various issues, including the country's economic difficulties.

He highlighted that with only four months left in office, such accusations are untimely.

Additionally, Dr. Boamah called on President Akufo-Addo to demonstrate a willingness to transfer power to the winner of the December 7 presidential elections.

He also urged the President to refrain from implying he would only hand over to his vice president and NPP flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.