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If Akufo Addo Won't Imprison Eugene Arhin And Paul Adom-Otchere, Don't Vote For The NPP Again

Feature Article If Akufo Addo Won't Imprison Eugene Arhin And Paul Adom-Otchere, Don't Vote For The NPP Again
SEP 25, 2022 LISTEN

Every Ghanaian should be aware of the damage that corruption causes to a country. Since funds amassed through bribes and the theft of public funds are typically deposited in the form of real estate, treasures, and savings, preferably in foreign banks, Ghana has been severely hit by chronic corruption, which has affected every infrastructure in the country under the current NPP government.

The majority of Ghanaians have been dealing with this issue under previous administrations, which has had a significant negative impact on the general populace. As a result, when Akufo Addo ran for president, the people of Ghana trusted and believed him when he said he would protect the public's money. Unfortunately, Akufo Addo did not come as promised to eradicate corruption in Ghana.

In addition to giving the appearance that he has failed as a leader, Nana Akufo Addo's refusal to arrest any NPP politician involved in corruption in the nation also suggests that his administration won't be able to fight corruption in the country. Who in their right mind would vote for the NPP in 2024 to bring about the continuation of corruption promotion?

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There are several corrupt politicians, like as Kwasi Anin-Yeboah, Paul Adom-Otchere, Eugene Arhin, and Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, who ought to have served prison time in any respectable administration with an efficient judicial system. If you are a knowledgeable Ghanaian who cares about your country, you must act to make sure that anything similar never happens again since no foreign country can help Ghana fight corruption.


No one is denying that John Mahama misappropriated public funds, but what is clear is that he started several projects, including housing units, schools, and hospitals, and even abandoned some of them uncompleted. In contrast to the current administration, which went on a rampage of sod-cutting, there are no projects in sight, and the nation is mired in debt with no accountability.

Eugene Arhin, Paul Adom-Otchere, Kwasi Anin-Yeboah, Charles Bissue, and several other people, including the finance minister and the president, should all be probed and prosecuted to spend the rest of their lives in prison, yet they are all still working for the NPP government because of the lack of effective judiciary system in Ghana.

So why would a sensible individual depend on such a party for the advancement of the country? What can an intelligent Ghanaian expect from the NPP government if Ghanaians elect them in 2024 if they pledged to improve Ghana but instead have irreparably damaged the nation that was far better under the previous government?

You will be a foolish Ghanaian to hope that your country will improve under the NPP government, which has failed to follow in the footsteps of the developed world because they only want to serve themselves and amass wealth. All successful or developed countries in the world, including the United States of America, Britain, Australia, etc., jailed their corrupt politicians. They do not serve the general populace.


This is a comprehensive list of corruption made by Eugene Arhin, the president's director of communications, during the tenure of Akufo Addo


1. A five-bedroom house that was supposed to be the couple's home after marriage and was located on a two-lot piece of land in East Legon, Accra.

2. A four-story structure with 16 distinct flats or apartments situated on a plot of property in Bubiashie, Accra, which was purchased from a friend of the petitioner's family.

3. A 16-unit apartment building with a continuing number of stories, located at Tuba-Weija in Accra.

4. An apartment complex with four stories that was built on a plot of land in Teshie, Accra.

5. A house in the Accra neighborhood of La in the AU community.

6. A residence in Senya Breku, in the Respondent's home region in the Central Region.

7. A waterfront home or resort located in the Greater Accra area near Ada Foah.

8. Teshie's 3K barbershop.
Gloria Arhin reports that they have the following mobile assets: 1. One Ford F150 vehicle

2. A Toyota Avalon with the license plate GR 7108-18

3. A Toyota Lexus with the license plate GE 4646-18

4. A Toyota Tundra with the license plate GE 7108-18

5. A Hyundai Elantra with the license plate GE 4646-19


The late Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, also known as Sir John, owned this property. The lawyer and politician, held several political positions, including general secretary of the New Patriotic Party. He served as the Ghana Forestry Commission's Chief Executive Officer before his death.

He was 65 years old when he passed away, and his will revealed his corrupt background. The list of his accumulated possessions is below. Since no foreign nation can assist Ghana in fighting against corruption, if you are a wise Ghanaian who cares about your nation, you must take action to ensure that anything similar never occurs again.


1. A house was bought on February 12, 2018, on plot GA54480 in Ogbojo, East Legon.

2. Residence on site GA 55329 at Oyarifa No. 2 purchased on May 11, 2018

On September 27, 2017, the house plot GA 55475 in Oyarifa No. 1 was purchased.

3. The white house on site GA 5881 in Adjiringanor, Accra, which was purchased on August 7, 2019.

4. A six-bedroom home near East Legon in Patangbe, Ogbojo.

5. A home with four bedrooms situated in Mempeheusem, East Legon

6. A three-bedroom residence on Plot TDA 4140 in Mempehuesem, East Legon

7. A second 3-bedroom home is situated on Plot TDA 4140 in Mempehuesem, East Legon.

8. A four-bedroom home on plot GA56838 in East Legon that was purchased on October 25, 2018

9. A residence in Sakora Wonoo with five bedrooms
10. a four-story structure in East Legon that has five flats with two bedrooms and five units with three beds, totaling 10 apartments.

LANDS
11. Two land plots in the Ashanti Region's Ahenema Kokoben

12. On November 6, 2018, two land parcels in Oyarifa with registration number GA56921 were bought.

13. A 5.541-acre plot of property in Achimota Forest owned by Jakaypros Limited

14. A 0.987-acre piece of property in the Achimota Forest owned by Fasoh Limited

15. An unidentified piece of land in the Achimota Forest that Charles Owusu and I jointly own

16. An unidentified piece of land in the Achimota forest held in the name of DML

17. 5.07 acres at the Sakumono Ramsar site
18. Five land plots are situated in Kasoa's Millennium City.

19. On December 13, 2019, a single plot of land with certificate number GA60802 was bought in Mempeheusem, East Legon.

20. Two land plots totaling 0.40 acres are situated at No. 7 ARS Lane in Ogbojo, close to East Legon.

21. a single piece of land close to East Airport Hills' Chain Homes Estate.

22. The Adentaman District contains a block of land with the coordinates 139. (aka Aviation land).

PRIVATE VEHICLES: Lexus LX570e, Ford Fusion, Lexus V6, Nissan Titan Pickup V8, and Mercedes Benz E68 Sport AMG are just a few examples.

Ford 150, Honda Accord 2.0 Touring, Toyota Rav4, 2019 model, Honda Pilot V6 (30), Honda Accord Sport (31), and Toyota Landcruiser (32).

23. 2019 Lexus Saloon Car 36. Chevrolet Cruze
GUNS
24. Five pump-action guns
25. Wardrobe and Collection of Clothing
BANK ACCOUNTS
26. Account number 1802092960501 of the National Investment Bank.

27. CBG's account number is 0302239130003.
28. In the name of Ruth Korkor Odonkor, GT Bank is number 42.

29. In the name of Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, GT Bank 43

30. Account number 1060032907210 with Fidelity Bank

31. ADB, on behalf of Jakaypros Limited, 45
32. In the name of Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie, United States Bank, Wells Fargo

33. Kwadwo Owusu Afriyie has a Royal Bank of Canada bank account.

INVESTMENTS
34. ADB: 2,000,000.00 in 2,000,000 Cedis, due in April 2020.

35. Two hundred fifty thousand Ghana cedis (GHc 250,000) were held by NTHC as of July 31, 2019, and they were worth GHc 303,720.22.

36. Francis Owusu and joint gold production investment

joint investment in the manufacture of gold with:
37. MBL, 52. FASOH, and 51. ROTL
A hospital and other businesses
38. Sakora Wonoo's Afriyie Memorial Hospital
39. A gas station in the Ashanti area, in Kentinkrono

40. Vehicles with fuel tanks (10 in number)
41. Nkawie, in the Ashanti Region, is home to one teak plantation.

Rubber plantation in the Eastern Region, number 58, and Kumasi's new Kejetia Market, number 59. (3 in number)

42. Farms in the Ashanti Region's Ejura.
Conclusion: Fellow Ghanaians, the Belgian government can attest to the fact that I continue to criticize the government despite the best things it has done for me. Even though I'm just a normal worker in Belgium, my wife and I have our own house and car. I turned 65 this year and went on pension, but after three months at home, I noticed my gorgeous figure was gaining weight, so I returned to work.

I now work in a food factory and have regained my physique by losing three additional kilograms that I put on over the three months that I wasn't employed. Criticizing the Ghanaian administration does not imply that I despise Nana Akufo Addo or the NPP. I simply detest the political strategies used by the NPP administration of Ghana to collect riches and continue to deny the common people of Ghana better livelihoods, especially the systemic corruption it has fostered.

Despite my bad vision, (without eyeglasses, I can't read properly) the purpose of my writing is to improve prospects for the average person to have a better life, as in any real government, one shouldn't be a politician before living better.

This is one of the reasons why, in any modern nation, people of all economic levels can get by and don't experience wealth discrimination. No country in the entire globe will be successful if its corrupt officials are not imprisoned. The NPP government has specifically failed to achieve this since the president is in possession of the key to corruption.

Up until we later learned that it was the president, Nana Akufo Addo, who was restricting Martin Amidu to do his job the right way to prosecute corrupt Ghanaian politicians, Ghanaians, including this writer, attacked the former Special Prosecutor, and accused him of corruption and out of frustration, he resigned.

The same criticisms were made about the newly appointed Special Prosecutor, Kissi Agyebeng, and when Sir John's assets were finally taken after his will revealed his corrupt background, it was the same Akufo Addo who had ordered that the late corrupt politician's stolen property be returned to his family.

Why then, after six years in power, are Ghanaians still wasting their time and failing to notice anything noteworthy about this government? Therefore, I will urge Ghanaians to abandon tribalism and refrain from electing the NPP administration till such big criminals as Eugene Arhin, Paul Adom-Otchere, Kwasi Anin-Yeboah, and many more are thrown behind bars.

Without these people, including the so-called criminal journalist called Paul Adom-Otchere, going to prison, whether a Ghanaian needs a Ghanacard or not to vote, please don't go and stand in the scorching weather to cast your vote for any pointless political party. That will be the only thing that can guarantee the future of Ghana and Ghanaians.

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