Ras Muburak denies being attacked by Kunbungu youth over Green Book

The National Democratic Congress Parliamentary nominee for Kunbungu in the Northern region Ras Mubarak denied being attacked by youth in his area.

Speaking to Accra based Peace FM Wednesday morning, Mubarak said he was in the constituency doing his parliamentary campaign and said nothing of that sort has happened to him.

He told Peace FM that he was not using a black SUV as captured in the video and rather he was using a 'borrowed' Infiniti SUV vehicle which was wine in colour.

A delegation of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Northern Region were on Friday reportedly chased out by an irate youth of Dalun, a community in the Kunbungu constituency of the Northern region.

The incident of the attack was said to have happened at the open court of the palace of the Chief of Dalun.

The youth were said to have chanted and wildly demanded that the delegation leave the place for failing to account to them at least a single project undertaken by the administration in the area.

The party leaders had gone to the area as part of a campaign tour and were enumerating projects by the NDC administration as contained in the 'green book' labeled as Accounting to the People when the youth started loud murmurs saying 'lies, lies'.

The NDC delegation took to their heels to avoid being attacked by the youth.

Those in the delegation according to sources were the NDC Parliamentary nominee for Kunbungu Abdulai, Mohammed Mubarak, alias 'Ras Mubarak', the Deputy Northern Regional Minister and Member of Parliament (MP) for Sagnarigu Constituency, Mr A.B.A Fuseini, the NDC Regional Chairman, Chief Sorfo Azorka and other other party leaders.