Suspended member of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) Bernard Allotey Jacobs has taken swipe at the NDC’s National Chairman Samuel Ofosu Ampofo over an earlier statement he made.
Mr Ofosu Ampofo, during a radio interview, urged supporters of the party to ignore Alottey Jacobs and former Deputy General Secretary Koku Anyidoho, who have both been suspended from the party.
“What I can tell our supporters is that let us ignore Koku Anyidoho and Allotey Jacobs and focus on our party. As we speak, they have all been suspended from the party.
“If you wish that we take further actions against them following their action we will listen. We will go and look at exactly what has to be done to ensure sanity,” Ofosu-Ampofo said.
But speaking in an interview on Happy FM’s Epa Hoa Daben show with Don Kwabena Prah the outspoken former Central Regional chairman described Ofoso Ampofo as someone who behaves like a toddler.
“Ofosu Ampofo behaves like a toddler and speaks like a kindergarten kid. I’m not denting his image, he has already done that to himself. How can such a person call himself a Pentecost elder? He assembled young communicators to go after the elders of the party. Planning with them to kidnap people.”
Allotey Jacobs also revealed that Ofosu Ampofo accepted before him about the alleged tape talking about planning a road-map of criminal activities targeted at the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC) and the Chairman of the National Peace Council, among others that, that’s his voice.
Ofosu Ampofo was allegedly heard last year talking about such plans.
A police investigator with the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) Headquarters Detective Chief Inspector Berko told an Accra High Court the report places the probability that the voice is that of the politician at 90% leading the experts to conclude that it cannot be the voice of another person.
He explained to the court that the experts carefully analysed how certain words like ‘people’, ‘officer’, and ‘police’ were pronounced in two audios that were compared.
Ofosu-Ampofo and a member of the party’s communication team, Kweku Boahen, are standing trial for conspiracy to assault a public officer.
