Alan Park criticized Bawumia for mocking his 'Adru Me so'campaign 
The camp of flag bearershopeful that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) ruling Alan Kyerematen has criticized theVice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, who is also a flag bearer for mocking the old "Adru Me So" campaign.
The President, while engaging delegates in Suame Constituency as part of his Ashanti regional campaign, revealed many things he has done for the party in the past years, including testifying for the party in protest 2012 elections to the Supreme Court. who put his political career on the line. "Many of our members gave excuses when the party wanted to testify for the 2012 election petition in the Supreme Court. I abandoned my political work for the political party, although I know very well what it means if I don't speak well in court.
Dr. Bawumia said that his rival has no better message than to assure him that he will be next to the party. "They gave many excuses, some said they were traveling because they were afraid to put their political career on the line. This time no one came to say 'Adru me so',but I held on , I'm the best. Runthe party."
But Deputy Publicity Spokesman Alan Richard Nyamah, in an interview with Starr News, said that the mockery is not new to the party. He added that there are manycontradictions in the statements made by the vice president to justify his nomination as the NPP presidential candidate.
"He often says 'adru me so'because he is in court, and he says 'adru ne so' because he is a northerner, and they are vice presidents and it is time for someone Ugwu will be the president, he will be the president and he first used this word when he started the Dombo culture. "Today someone tells you 'adru me so'because I am one of the founders of the NPP. 'Adru me so' because I led and managedthe Young Professionals Forum who supported the party from 1992 when the party was in the doldrums and could not survive. "I joined" because I foundedConstituency Business Ventures in 2005 which helped political parties in different regions of the country. "Adrume so" because I fired... the biggest political sand in the history of the NPP in 2007 when the election ended in a stalemate between Nana Akufo-Addo and Alan, Alan decided that for being unity and peace of this party. leave me theright to enter the second round which could be any body butthis man sacrificed himself and left this. Today, someone is telling us that it is the greatest sacrifice in the history of the NPP in the fact that he was called the leader of the investigation of the pink paperand that he is the deputy representative - the presidentof the NPP is who went on to lose the election. that he and the presidential candidate went to contest the position in court.