Former National Youth
Organizer of the Convention People's Party (CPP), James Kwabena Bomfeh
Jnr., has called on the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) to delve
deep into the revelations by the former Deputy Communications Minister,
Victoria Hammah.
Kabila, as he is widely known as, wants the
investigative body to unearth the truth in the issues broached by Ms
Victoria Hammah during her interaction with a female interlocutor
regarding the activities of some government officials and their prospects in politics.
The former Deputy Communications Minister, yesterday, was heard on a leaked tape recording played on Neat FM in Accra, making explicit revelations about the activities of some Ministers in government.
On the 32-minute leaked tape, a voice purported to be that of Ms Hammah was heard interacting with a female friend in which she stated that the Minister for Gender, Children and Social Welfare, Nana Oye Lithur, conferred with the Supreme Court Justices during their hearing of the NPP Presidential election petition.
Ms Hammah further opined that her influence might have informed the verdict on the case.
Also, she vilified the Deputy Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection, Rachel Appoh, for bickering with her boss (Nana Oye Lithur).
Describing
her (Rachel Appoh) as "unwise, ugly and deadly", Ms Hammah told her
friend that she had advised the Deputy Minister to be guided in her
actions at the Ministry.
“I sat her (Rachel) in front of Omane
(Boamah, Minister of Communications) defending Rachel for one hour. She
had a problem and then, everybody had their opinion about her. I made
her look good in front of Omane and the other Ministers. Then, in front
of the first lady (Lordina), you want to diss me. Let her sit there. She thinks politics is a joke.
"You
want to fight Oye Lithur. Tony Lithur controls three Ministries. That
Rachel is not wise…Tony Lithur has been the friend of the Rawlingses,
been a friend to the President John, now and his
wife. I learnt even before even the verdict, Nana (Oye Lithur) was with
the Justices and all that. You don’t know the role she has played for
us to win the court case. Then, you want to use your lack of
intelligence to push her out...
"Tony Lithur and John Mahama,
they’ve got an alliance. They are allies, you understand. They defend
each other. Rachel, who do you have?" she disclosed.
She revealed
her long-awaiting dream in politics, saying "...I understand politics
very well. If I haven't made a million dollars I wouldn't go and attack
people. If you have money, then you can control people.”
Commenting further on Peace FM, Kabila bemoaned the role of First Lady, Lordina Mahama, in government.
He
feared that danger looms on the nation if the First Lady is allowed to
play a crucial role in the running of the government, and asked
government sets up a 'full-scale bi-partisan Parliamentary
investigation' to investigate the revelations concerning the first
lady’s position in the Mahama government.
“If his wife, Mrs
Lordina Mahama, has power equivalent to the power vested in the
President in accordance with our constitution and the oath he took, then
we are in danger. We are in danger because it means the President’s
wife can do things that Ghanaians have not obliged her to do…If we have
certain people who exercise executive authority other than His
Excellency John Dramani Mahama, then we are in danger. I’m calling for a
full scale bi-partisan Parliamentary investigation into this matter,”
Kabila said.
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