Harrison Kojo Abbah to NPP: Stop the Judicial Witch-hunt Claims

During a recent interview on Ghana’s UTV station, Harrison Kojo Abbah, a prominent political communicator and member of the NDC's National Communications Team, issued a firm rebuttal to the New Patriotic Party (NPP). Abbah, who also serves as the Communications Officer for the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO), cautioned the NPP to cease its narrative that the NDC is manipulating the judiciary to witch-hunt its political rivals.

Elaborating on his position, Abbah pointed to the NPP's significant representation in parliament, noting they undoubtedly have the largest number of lawmakers in the country. However, he argued that this numerical strength is not synonymous with a unified legal front. “The NPP lawmakers all have different laws and conditions,” he stated, suggesting that internal disagreements and inconsistent positions are a core party issue. 

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 Kojo Abbah shares his opinion on the ongoing political friction in Ghana, as the NDC continues to deny allegations of using legal processes for political persecution and instead shifts the focus to the NPP's internal coherence.