spot_img

NDC condemns Dela Edem’s Remarks About Former President Kufuor, Issues Apology

Published on

spot_img

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has condemned remarks made by Dela Edem, a member of its National Communications Team, about former President John Agyekum Kufuor.

In a viral video, Mr Edem was seen making disparaging comments about the former leader, prompting swift backlash and an official response from the party.

In a statement issued on Sunday, 17 November, and signed by Communications Director Sammy Gyamfi, the NDC described the remarks as “unsavoury and distasteful” and emphasised that the party does not tolerate disrespect towards senior statesmen, regardless of their political affiliations.

The party joined Mr Edem in issuing an apology to Mr Kufuor, acknowledging the inappropriate nature of the comments. The statement also praised Mr Kufuor’s significant contributions to Ghana’s development during his tenure as President from 2001 to 2009.

“The NDC adds its voice to the apology that has been rendered and hopes that this retraction and apology brings closure to the matter,” the statement read.

The party further reiterated its commitment to fostering respectful political discourse, urging members to exercise decorum, particularly when addressing past national leaders.

Mr Edem has since retracted his comments and issued an unqualified apology to Mr Kufuor.

Source:TheDotNews

Latest articles

“Good Morning, Tony” A Corporate Communication Lesson in Culture, Leadership and Respect

What a brief workplace exchange reveals about organisational culture and leadership communication DR IKE TANDOH Author...

Building Ghana Better: Why Architects Must Be at the Heart of National Development

By, Arc. Charles Amissah-Koomson, Architect, Ag. President, Architectural Society of Ghana When we think about...

New Majority Leader James Agalga Says He Won’t Be Intimidated

Newly appointed Majority Leader James Agalga dismissed suggestions that he could be intimidated in...

Zanetor Never Stood a Chance of Becoming Defence Minister Nitiwul

Former Defence Minister Dominic Nitiwul said Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings was never a serious contender...

More like this

“Good Morning, Tony” A Corporate Communication Lesson in Culture, Leadership and Respect

What a brief workplace exchange reveals about organisational culture and leadership communication DR IKE TANDOH Author...

Building Ghana Better: Why Architects Must Be at the Heart of National Development

By, Arc. Charles Amissah-Koomson, Architect, Ag. President, Architectural Society of Ghana When we think about...

New Majority Leader James Agalga Says He Won’t Be Intimidated

Newly appointed Majority Leader James Agalga dismissed suggestions that he could be intimidated in...

Discover more from The Dot News

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading