In the past few days, my friend Yaw Buabeng Asamoa (A Spokesperson for Alan) has taken  to the media and peddling a lot of reckless, careless and deliberate  untruths into the public sphere. 

It looks like he is knowingly spewing out the elaborate lies with the believe that he will be convincing  to some  people. 

The truth is that Yaw Buabeng is not making serious sense to anybody.

 His claims of Alan sacrificing the Presidency for Nana Addo is just an elaborate joke. 

Let's look at the following questions:

Was Alan  President of Ghana before and sacrificed it for Nana Addo?  How can you sacrifice what you don't have in the first place?

After the alleged sacrifice for Nana Addo in 2008, didn't he resign from the NPP the following month? 

What did Mr Alan sacrifice and why did he resign from the NPP after the alleged sacrifice?

Didn't he contest Nana Addo again  in 2010 and 2014 after allegedly sacrificing for him?

 Where is the alleged sacrifice in reference by Yaw Buabeng here?

Is it not strange that it is only Mr Alan who will allegedly sacrifice something and is still complaining bitterly about same? How ironic!

Mr Alan should be told that he is not  entitled to anything in the NPP.  Ours is a democratic party and he should intensify his campaign and drop this entitlement spirit. 

I believe strongly  that Dr Bawumia would emerge victorious in the impending Presidential primary of the NPP.

He is going to win not because he is going into the contest with a sense of entitlement, but because of his loyalty and genuine sacrifices to the NPP over the years. 

He has demonstrated enough patience and competence for the job.  

He has shown enormous respect to the delegates who will be voting in the primary and he has made a solid case for his credibility, innovations and competence as a First Class Vice President. 

Yaw Buabeng should be told that we are going into a serious elections and he should stop  the gimmicks and do serious campaign for his boss. 

Nobody can mislead delegates with any sense of entitlement.  

Aduro meso will continue to remain only a cliche and not a precondition to leading the NPP. 

Good day.

Chief Akilu Sayibu

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