Over To You, Jean Mensa, The NPP Will Win 2024 Election By Hook Or Crook - NPP's Youth Organizer

A recent comment made by an NPP politician, following the treasonous statements of others that might easily lead to political violence, stated that “the NPP will win the 2024 election by hook or by crook.” It seems the NPP is preparing for violence because they recognize their failure and the fact that Bawumia cannot defeat Mahama. Thus; the purpose of this article is to make it easier for the UN and the International Criminal Court to know the source of any political violence that may occur in Ghana.

The president, Akufo Addo, and Bryan Acheampong are among the NPP politicians who have made treasonous statements that pastors, Muslim leaders, heads of churches, and the Christian Council, know about or have heard, but they have ignored warning the NPP politicians against these statements that could result in political instability and violence. However, the Christian Council continues to advise Ghanaians to follow peaceful elections. Does this make sense to every intelligent Ghanaian?

The fact that the NPP government doesn't know what constitutes an apology, won't take accountability, and constantly tries to place the blame on things like COVID-19, the Russia-Ukraine war, and, more importantly, the former leader of Ghana, John Mahama, is one of the reasons I am very busy documenting these disturbing statements. Thus; they can’t lie against Mahama as they have done in the past, and no one can hold him responsible if violence breaks out during the 2024 elections.

I think it's imperative to draw attention to the causes of Ghana's ongoing misuse of democracy and disdain for the Constitution, particularly in light of the president's sporadic attempts to position his nation as one of the most democratic in West Africa. I've read a lot about Dr. Nyaho Tamakloe, one of the New Patriotic Party's founders, but one thing that he said that sticks in my memory is "he warned Ghanaians against voting for Akufo Addo." I had the same vision for Akufo Addo.

In 2020, the head of the Electoral Commission, Jean Mensa, worked with the ruling government to rig the elections in favor of Akufo Addo. Sadly, this proved to be a disastrous outcome because Akufo Addo lacked the intelligence and competence to lead effectively, and his enormous appetite for corruption not only brought shame to himself and the head of the Electoral Commission, but also destroyed Ghana's economy, businesses, and investments amid a high rate of unemployment.

Jean Mensa avoided prosecution because former Chief Justice Kwasi Anin-Yeboah prevented her from testifying in court to explain to Ghanaians how she obtained the figures that don't match her registration numbers. In addition, eight unarmed individuals were shot and killed by the NPP regime, with no justice served to their families after they were labeled criminals. It's not hard to see that the NPP is now depending on Jean Mensa to successfully rig the elections once more.

I asked Kissi Agyebeng, the Special Prosecutor, to step down in my earlier articles since he was not performing up to standard. He refused to step down until he was humiliated in his position. I also respectfully asked George Dampare, the Inspector General of Police, to step down to save his honor and reputation numerous times. However, my requests were ignored until the NPP, his own people, organized a conspiracy to remove him from office because he had presided over a free and fair election in Assin-North. This illustrates the NPP's harmful nature.

The majority of Ghanaians are furious, hungry, and not interested in the NPP anymore; Akufo Addo and Bawuma know it. However, if they believe that rigging will keep them in power because they have soldiers to kill the people, I will send a report to the International Criminal Court in the Hague, as I indicated in an article written on February 1, 2024, “Election 2024: I Will Submit A Report To The International Criminal Court To Request Akufo Addo's Prosecution If Someone Is Killed.”

I will also advise the head of the Electoral Commission, Jean Mensa, to resign if she is incapable of holding a free and fair election or fails to see the harm that Bawumia, Ken Ofori-Atta, and Akufo Addo have done to the country since she will not escape this time. She might be able to avoid punishment at the hands of the corrupt Supreme Court justices that Akufo Addo has appointed, but if she values her life and the lives of her family, she shouldn't underestimate the wrath of the populace.