It has been
three weeks since Paul Afoko , a leading contender in the NPP Chairmanship race
met with the vetting committee where he was confronted with a anonymous
petition that accused him of a criminal conviction in the United Kingdom.
The committee
will neither show him the petition nor tell him the author, but went on to ask
questions in relation to the claims of the unknown petitioner.
In the process,
the committee ‘forced’ Afoko to supply them with his London address so they
will begin their investigations.
Three weeks
down the line we are now hearing that the NPP is waiting for a report from
Interpol over Paul Afoko. Is the Interpol going to supply information about the
alleged criminal conviction in the UK, or are they simply pair-trawling for any
kind of dirt to hit Afoko with?
The institution
with the records of all criminal convictions in the UK is the Crowns
Prosecutions Service and they can even be contacted via the internet to supply
the answers. It is curious that the NPP is taking this long to settle a simple
matter or is it a gimmick to slow Afoko down while the other contenders are in
the field?
One would have
thought that the petitioner should have been made to accompany his or her
petition with some basic evidence of the year of imprisonment, the court that
convicted Afoko and the name of the presiding Judge in that matter but none of
these was supplied.
A leading
member of the NPP, Mr. Gabby Octhere Darko had this to say about the petition
and the conduct of the vetting committee on his facebook wall: “So the NPP
accepts petitions of allegations without supporting
evidence from faceless strangers about their own leading members? Only for an
innocent person sitting his somewhere to be publicly and falsely accused of
being behind such rubbish? Sickening! Just sickening…” NPP YOUTH FOR PAUL AFOKO
why do people enjoy tarnishing the image of others...He has no evidence...if he has then he must provide enough evidence to substantiate his allegation....
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