We Won't Entertain Such Behaviour! - JKF Warns Abronye DC Over 'Unnecessary' Media Rants | Politics
Wed, 28 Dec 2022 10:20
The General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Justin Kodua Frimpong says he is not happy with his party's Bono Regional chairman, Kwame Baffoe aka 'Abronye' over some repugnant comments about the government.
He has, however, cautioned him to desist from such unscrupulous behavior or face the wrath of the party's national executives.
“When you are made a leader you hear a lot of things. There will be issues but you don't have to allow emotions to cloud your judgment else you will end up saying something and regret it later.
“Abronye is a Regional chair and knows the party's structures and constitution so you don't have to wash our dirty linen in public. The party is there so if you have an issue, make use of the structures and not go on the radio. We will not entertain such behavior. What he is doing is wrong and we have to tell him.
“We have our reservations about one thing or the other but as long as we are in government, there is the possibility that your issue may be addressed. If we all decide to run to the media and talk about our issues, would you the media be able to contain us? He is a regional chairman so he should act accordingly. I don't believe in us coming on the radio every day”, he said in an interview with OKAY-FM's political show.
Abronye has in recent times criticized the Nana Addo-led government with claims that some persons who worked for the party to come to power have been alienated from the government.

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