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NDC ALLEGED BRIBE |
President John Dramani Mahama and his brother, Ibrahim Mahama, tried to bribe the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Northern Regional Chairman, Daniel Bugri Naabu, to destroy his own party from within, the NPP has alleged.
According to the NPP, Mr. Naabu was offered a brand new V6 Mitsubishi, a brand New V8 Land Cruiser and GHc 3.3 million to resign from the NPP and paint the NPP Flagbearer, Nana Akufo-Addo as a dictator and damage him “beyond electability.”
This issue has become the centre of discussions in the country today. Twitter users after the NPP press conference also had to make their own analysis of the allegations and these are what tweeps are saying about the allegations.
If Bugri Naabu is lying, Prez Mahama should be bold enough and sue him in court. Simple! Failure to do so means its all TRUE! #YouCantBuyUs— Kwadwo Adu-Amankwa (@AmankwaK) November 29, 2016
You can turn the hearts of the weak ones but #YouCantBuyUs the loyalists. https://t.co/CghZh61o8O— #ChangeIsComing (@LetsChangeGH) November 29, 2016
And you believe Mustapha Hamid and Bugri Naabu? @Richarddelasky @citi973 #Eyewitnessnews #GhElections— Say No to Violence (@LepGee) November 29, 2016
So if @JDMahama thinks it’s a set up he should sue bugri naabu in court and not show his incompetence here too https://t.co/LKQHpgVmyQ— Emotional-HOE (@obey_kelvin_) November 29, 2016
How expensive is #Bugri Naabu to be Bribed 3.3 million cedis + 1 v8 + 1v6 + 1 pick up… Just for what.. that man will even take 5ghc keke— AGAINST MEDIA TYRANT (@Riddlewhy) November 29, 2016
lmao those documents backing the Bugri Naabu story be wild pass!— RID (@ridCuDi) November 29, 2016
Lool Bugri Naabu be one smart guy chale, he take the package but he say never will I betray Nana Addo #YouCantBuyUS chale— Yaw 2•O (@iamOmanhene) November 29, 2016
I dove my hat to Bugri Naabu #YouCantBuyUs— #ChangeIsComing (@LetsChangeGH) November 29, 2016
Big ups Bugri Naabu; a true patriot and a believer of the #BDD tradition #YouCantBuyUs https://t.co/L4i5mrrYiQ— Yaw 2•O (@iamOmanhene) November 29, 2016
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