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Arrest Ken Attafuah now – Asiedu Nketia to Akufo-Addo - WhatsUp News

Arrest Ken Attafuah now – Asiedu Nketia to Akufo-Addo

The General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Hon. Johnson Asiedu Nketiah has said that the president should order the arrest of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Identification Authority(NIA), Professor Ken Attafuah.

According to Asiedu Nketia on Ahotor FM morning show, Professor Ken Attafuah continuing the registration process defies the President’s directive and will only expose people to risk, as well as pose a risk to officials of the authority spearheading the registration.

In the interview monitored by MyNewsGh.com, NDC scribe said although a High Court in Accra on Monday granted an interim injunction preventing the National Identification Authority (NIA) from going ahead with its registration exercise in the Eastern Region for ten days, Ken Attafuah should be arrested for going against the president’s order.

“Ken Attafuah was aware of the president’s directive placing an injunction on all social gathering but he intentionally ignores the president’s order and he must be arrested”, he said.

When the host Citizen Kofi Owusu said Ken Attafuah earlier made it clear that he has put in place safety precautions, Asiedu Nketia replied:

“Did the president say we should put safety precautions in place or we should stop social gathering…Why was Ghana medical association going against his actions, it means he is wrong”. He quizzed

The President’s directives among others called for the suspension of all social activities or gatherings for four weeks to prevent COVID-19 from spreading in the country.

Listen to Hon. Johnson Asiedu Nketiah in the audio below

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