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EU Mission has endorsed violence, illegitimacy by presenting report to Bryan Acheampong-MP

April 18, 2021

The Member of Parliament for Builsa South has fired salvos at the EU election observer mission questioning why they presented a copy of their work to Bryan Acheampong, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs of Parliament.

He questioned the capacity through which the legislator received the report on behalf of Parliament.

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This he posited confirms his assertion that the EU was compromised in confirming the illegitimacy of President Akufo-Addo.

According to him, Mr. Acheampong was not qualified to receive the report because he was part of the security protocol under who’s leadership the Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election violence was recorded.

“In what capacity does the chair of a committee receive a report from a foreign election observer mission, and has the audacity to say that he will present it to the Speaker and that a workshop would be organized to discuss the report and how best to implement the recommendations.

Was Bryan Acheampong not part of the top hierarchy of the NADAA security apparatus which orchestrated AWW, a dress rehearsal, later deployed same during the 2020 polls?”

Read his statement below

Folks, the EU observer mission has by its actions confirmed that it’s mission was to legitimise an illegitimacy. When I say the EU mission was compromised, some think I’m nuts!

But, honestly, how could the mission present its report to Bryan Acheampong, the Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Affairs? Is he the Speaker of Parliament?

Should the Speaker be absent, he has deputies. In the absence of the deputies, the Clerk of Parliament is next, not a committee chairman.

In what capacity does the chair of a committee receive a report from a foreign election observer mission, and has the audacity to say that he will present it to the Speaker and that a workshop would be organised to discuss the report and how best to implement the recommendations.

Was Bryan Acheampong not part of the top hierarchy of the NADAA security apparatus which orchestrated AWW, a dress rehearsal, later deployed same during the 2020 polls?

Even more revealing are the comments of Bryan when he received the report! “I like the fact that the Union admits that the 2020 elections were efficient, free, fair, transparent and competitive”. Why wouldn’t he?

Didn’t the EU mission do some basic research about Ghana before arriving? Didn’t they hear about AWW and the Emile Short report?

And why won’t Bryan Acheampong be happy with the EU mission report? It legitimatimises the brutish, illegitimate tactics used to deny the true will of the people.

Some EU observer mission indeed, shame!

I remain a Citizen!

Dr. Clement Abas Apaak
M.P, Builsa South

By: Rainbowradiooline.com

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