NDC serial caller snubs Mahama for elections 2020

A radio serial caller and sympathizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Frank Appiah, popularly known as Appiah Stadium has said he never benefited from the NDC under the watch of former President John Mahama.

According to him, he will not campaign for Mahama if he contests in election 2020.

Appiah Stadium who was supposed to be part of the "Save Mahama Campaign" and a street demonstration in the United States of America was refused a visa by the embassy.

The demonstration, however, came off without him.

Scores of Ghanaians in New York, USA on Thursday, September 21, demonstrated against President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.

According to the demonstrators, cost of living has risen sharply under the NPP administration making life unbearable for Ghanaians.

Appiah Stadium registering his disappointment for not being part of the protest said he would have wrapped a substance, puffed the smoke through his nostrils to show that Nana Addo smokes if he had had the opportunity.

He alleged that "It is sad I was denied a visa, I would have wrapped a substance and smoked infront of the president and his entourage and show them that he smokes."

But the NDC serial caller after the allegations against the President [Nana Addo] said the NDC and Mahama did not save him.

In an interview on Accra-based Neat FM, he said "I’ve learnt my lessons, whoever I’ve offended in politics should forgive me. My father John Mahama whom I’m fighting for is yet to be elected as the Flagbearer of the NDC. So why should I create a bad image for myself simply because I want him to be President? if I do that then I’m mistaken. Even when he was the President, I was not given any appointment so why should I go on fighting for his second term bid. If I’m not careful someone will just kill me and say I’ve been killed by operatives of the NPP government but that may not be the case. I beg President Akufo Addo and any other person I’ve offended in politics to forgive me.

"I know what I’ve gone through in the past four days, what I’ve experienced is enough, I don’t want anymore of it. I’m sure that even if ex President John Mahama is my brother, whatever he gets when he comes back to power he’ll not share with me."

Meanwhile, Deputy National Security Coordinator in Charge of Airports, Hopeson Adorye has hinted that Appiah Stadium will be arrested to substantiate his claims.

He said "We are not joking about it at all. He must substantiate that allegation that the President smokes wee and tell us where he has seen him smoke the wee. We are going to pick him up immediately…we cannot allow people to make such baseless allegations and get away with it."