President Mahama’s main contender in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential primaries, George Boateng, was on Tuesday prevented from presenting his nomination forms at the party headquarters.
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Mahama’s challenger prevented from submitting his forms
The presidential hopeful, who has been described as insane in some quarters stormed the party headquarters in Accra to submit his forms but he was denied entry
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The presidential hopeful, who has been described as insane in some quarters stormed the party headquarters in Accra to submit his forms but he was denied entry into the office by some heavily built men.
Mr. Boateng decided to leave the party’s headquarters after realising that party officials were not ready to receive him. A middle -aged woman convinced a dejected Mr. Boateng to get into a taxi back home since the party officers were not ready to attend to him.
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It is however not clear what Mr. Boateng’s next move will be after being ditched by his party.
Meanwhile, Mr. Boateng, on monday, went to the psychiatric hospital in Pantang to get his brain checked in a bid to prove his mental fitness.
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This was after he was branded as insane by party stalwarts including the General Secretary Johnson Asiedu Nketia, his deputy Koku Anyidoho and Alban Bagbin. His open declaration that he will legalise marijuana has also been described as a comic relief.
Source: atinkaonline
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