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Selfish And Hypocrites Are Campaigning For “YES” Vote In December Referendum – Jacob Osei Yaw

The independent candidate of the 2012 and 2016 Presidential election, Jacob Osei Yeboah popularly known as JOY 2012 has said people campaigning for YES vote at the December 17th referendum are selfish and hypocrite.

According to him, the Nana Addo – Bawumia led NPP government is deceiving people to vote for YES at the December referendum for their own parochial interest not the entire nation so Ghanaians should vote NO at the referendum.

“The justification for Yes is about selfishness and deception. As a nation we should not allow President Nana Addo to always have his way. When facts and truth meet hypocrisy and deception perish, the land Ghana and the spirits of our forebears are all angry with the partisanship at the District levels”. Jacob Osei Yaw told thepressradio.com.

He added that we all want our MMDCEs to be elected but Article 55(3) should remain the same so Ghanaians should vote No at the referendum or boycott the referendum. Ghana cannot borrow to amend only Article 55(3) of the 1992 Constitution. This is not how the public purse is protected for Ghana”.

Jacob Osei Yaw who has endorsed the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) stands on campaign against the December referendum has asked Ghanaians to vote against the proposed amendment of Article 55 (3) of the 1992 Constitution which will make local government elections partisan.

Article 55 (3) states that “subject to the provisions of this article, a political party is free to participate in shaping the political will of the people, to disseminate information on political ideas, social and economic programmes of a national character and sponsor candidates for elections to any public office other than to District Assemblies or lower local government units.’’

But JOY 2012 maintained that said the local government system should remain non-partisan and that individuals should contest the District Assembly and Unit Committee elections on their own merit.

Source: Thepressradio.com/Anokye Elvis

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