The National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Western North Region has issued a strong warning to the New Patriotic Party (NPP), threatening legal action if what it describes as false and personal attacks against its members persist.
Addressing the media at a press conference in Wiawso, the NDC’s Regional Chairman, Michael Aidoo, also known as Big Aidoo, condemned alleged calculated attempts by the NPP to discredit the NDC’s developmental efforts in the region.
He accused the NPP of spreading fake news and engaging in propaganda aimed at undermining the party’s growing support in the area.
According to him, the people of Western North will no longer tolerate such divisive tactics.
The press conference was in response to a viral video accusing the Suaman District Chief Executive, Obour Vasco, of allegedly directing the use of DRIP machines for illegal mining activities in the Suaman area—an allegation the NDC believes is part of a broader smear campaign.
Mr. Aidoo warned that if the NPP continues on what he described as a “dangerous path of destruction and malicious propaganda,” the NDC will respond with appropriate legal, political, and civic measures.
He called on party supporters to remain vigilant and united, assuring them that the region’s future under an NDC-led government remains promising.
