At the National Democratic Congress's (NDC) town hall meeting held at the Bukom Arena, the event drew a notable crowd that included politicians, media figures like Bernard Avle and Umaru Sanda, as well as social media influencers such as Kalyjay and SDK.

Following the event, social media was abuzz with reactions, and prominent influencer Kwadwo Sheldon joined the discussion with a controversial claim.He alleged that the NDC had extended an invitation to him but that he declined because they intended to provide predetermined questions for him to ask John Mahama, the party's Flagbearer."You know what be funny about this? They invited me for the Bukom thing on condition that they will give me the question to ask JDM..said it’s either my personal questions or nah…be like they weren’t interested in that so I played FIFA.

"I was told on the phone I was going to be given a question to ask the former president.. that’s what I was told!!" he wrote.Sheldon expressed his discontent online, stating that he was informed by phone that he would be given a specific question to pose to Mahama, which he found unappealing. Instead of participating, he chose to spend his time playing FIFA.He further suggested that many influencers present at the event accepted these conditions but have remained silent about it."Most of your influencers here know about what I’m talking about tho… They know! And it goes beyond just the questions but hey we move," he stated.

His allegations sparked a backlash from the NDC camp.Supporters questioned the notion that John Mahama would impose restrictions on Kwadwo Sheldon while engaging openly with well-known journalists like Bernard Avle and Umaru Sanda.

NDC youth activist Perry challenged Sheldon to substantiate his claims.He accused Sheldon of spreading falsehoods to create controversy and demanded proof of any arrangement involving predetermined questions.Perry dismissed Sheldon's allegations as a misleading attempt to discredit the event and advised against any future participation of Sheldon's team in NDC activities.

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