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The Central Regional Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr Gabriel Nii Kommey Adams, has refuted allegations implicating him in the leakage of party secrets, declaring his loyalty to the party as “unmatched and uncontested.”

In a formal disclaimer issued and signed on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, Mr Nii Kommey Adams categorically denied any involvement. He emphasised that neither he nor the Regional Party Secretariat authored the document in question, nor do they have any knowledge of its origins.

“I wish to state without any equivocation that the Regional Party Secretariat and I did not author the statement in circulation, and we do not know its origination. I urge all to treat its contents with the contempt they deserve,” he stated.

The statement concludes by suggesting that unscrupulous or desperate individuals may be attempting to tarnish his hard-won reputation. By way of the disclaimer, Mr Adams formally dissociates himself entirely from the referenced statement and its contents.

Below is the full disclaimer:

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (NDC)

CENTRAL REGIONAL SECRETARIAT

CAPE COAST

Wednesday, 7 January 2026.

DISCLAIMER! DISCLAIMER

My attention has been drawn to a statement widely circulated on some WhatsApp platforms with the subject or caption “ DISCLAIMER & DIRECTIVES FOR:

FAIR AND EQUITABLE ALLOCATION OF SECURITY SERVICES SLOTS GIVEN TO THE CENTRAL REGION NDC BY THE MINISTER OF INTERIOR THROUGH THE REVERED CENTRAL REGIONAL MINISTER, HON. EKOW PANYIN OKYERE EDUAMOAH”.

I wish to state without any equivocation that neither the Regional Party Secretariat nor I did author the statement in circulation and do not have any knowledge of its origination or construction. I urge all to treat the entire statement and the contents therein with the contempt it deserves.

I want to state on record that, neither the Central Regional Minister, Hon. Ekow Panyin Eduamoah nor the Minister of Interior, Hon. Muntaka, has ever spoken to me about security services protocol or assigned me to issue any statement on that subject matter. Also, no such thing as a security protocol has ever come to my attention as Regional Secretary of the NDC in the Central Region.

I suspect an attempt by unscrupulous or desperate individuals/politicians who intend to destroy my hard-won reputation to score a political advantage or gain.

I am therefore by this statement issuing a disclaimer to the statement under reference with the above caption and its contents and wish to disassociate myself from the statement.

Thank you for your attention.

Signed:

Gabriel Nii Kommey Adams.

Central Regional Secretary of the NDC.

Source By DC Kwame Kwakye

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The MP for Cape Coast North Constituency, Dr. Kwamena Minta Nyarku, has dismissed what he describes as the erroneous notion that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) uses its overwhelming parliamentary majority to bully the minority.

He characterized such claims as inaccurate and unfounded.

In an interview on GBC Radio Central on Friday, January 9, 2026, to account for his one-year stewardship in his second term, the MP—popularly known as Ragga—underscored that all parliamentary processes and procedures are governed by standing orders, preventing any side from bullying the other.

He contended, however, that it is the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) that has predominantly used the media to address issues, a practice he believes is unnecessary. “For the slightest matters, the opposition runs to the media with hurried press conferences that haven’t been thoroughly examined,” he stated.

Dr. Nyarku revealed that during parliamentary proceedings, the NPP minority often insists on a head count rather than the customary voice vote. “Whenever the NPP has called on the Speaker to use a headcount to resolve an issue, the Speaker has granted that request,” he emphasized. “No one has bullied anyone in Parliament,” he stressed.

The MP attributed the NDC’s large parliamentary majority to the will of Ghanaians, urging the public to trust the party to use its numbers for national development.

He expressed the opinion that some minority press conferences have propagated falsehoods, adding that if the NDC were truly bullying the opposition, some members would have found themselves on the wrong side of the law.

Dr. Nyarku concluded by asking for public patience with the current government and expressing confidence in President John Dramani Mahama’s ability to deliver in his final term. “He is the only Ghanaian to have been President three times. I know he will deliver; his first year has been very successful, and all Ghanaians are beginning to feel it,” he said.

Source By DC Kwame Kwakye

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