Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has strongly criticized the recent searches of former government officials' homes by National Security. He described these searches as an attack on democracy. Afenyo-Markin expressed his outrage on social media, specifically mentioning the searches of former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta and former Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Ernest Addison's homes.
Afenyo-Markin urged President John Dramani Mahama to take action, stating that these raids damage his leadership and are a fundamental attack on democracy. He also criticized government spokesperson Shamima Muslim and Deputy Attorney General Dr. Justice Srem-Sai for defending National Security's actions.
These searches have sparked outrage among opposition figures, who see them as part of a wider pattern of political persecution. Afenyo-Markin's concerns follow two major National Security searches in recent months, which have led to allegations of theft by security officials.
KILLING THE PROPAGANDA
Afenyo-Markin's comments are unacceptable and a clear attempt to divert attention from the real issue: corruption. The National Security searches were necessary to investigate alleged corrupt activities by former government officials.
Afenyo-Markin's outrage is a smokescreen to protect his party's interests and cover up corrupt activities under the Akufo-Addo administration. The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is desperate to shift focus away from their corrupt practices and onto the current government.
Condemning the National Security searches as an attack on democracy is laughable. What's really under attack is the NPP's ability to continue corrupt practices without being held accountable. Afenyo-Markin's comments are a tactic to undermine the government's anti-corruption efforts.
The NPP is afraid of being exposed and will stop at nothing to discredit the National Security searches and the government's anti-corruption efforts. Ghanaians demand accountability and transparency from leaders and won't tolerate attempts to cover up corruption.
Afenyo-Markin's comments remind us that the NPP prioritizes protecting its interests over serving Ghanaians. We must push for a corruption-free Ghana, no matter how hard the NPP tries to resist.
The National Security searches were necessary to fight corruption. We must support National Security officials and demand they continue rooting out corruption, no matter who's involved.
Afenyo-Markin's comments are a disservice to Ghanaians. We deserve better from leaders and won't settle for less. Fighting corruption isn't a partisan issue; it's a national imperative.
We must continue pushing for a corruption-free Ghana, no matter how hard the NPP resists. Afenyo-Markin's comments show the NPP is afraid of being exposed. We must demand accountability and transparency from leaders and not tolerate attempts to cover up corruption.
In conclusion, Afenyo-Markin's comments are unacceptable and an attempt to divert attention from corruption. We must continue pushing for a corruption-free Ghana, no matter how hard the NPP resists.
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