Otiko has been in the media after she had an altercations with Bugri Naabu on Friday, May 5, 2017 when the NPP National Women's Organizer met the women organizers in the Northern Region.

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The Gender Minister alleged that Bugri Naabu has collected people’s monies, goats, cows and other things from people and promised them jobs with the School Feeding programme.

Bugri Naabu however, denied the allegations and accused her of plotting to kill the late NPP’s Upper East regional chairman, Adams Mahama.

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Kennedy Agyapong said Otiko Djaba should not have responded to Bugri Naabu and should not be seen conducting herself in such an undignified manner.

Speaking on Adom TV, Kennedy Agyapong said she [Otiko Djaba] could be sacked but Bugri Naabu cannot be sacked by the President.

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"Otiko must take her time, and she shouldn’t have even replied Bugri Naabu because she can be fired by the president anytime, he can’t fire Bugri Naabu unless the Northerners go to vote against him," Kennedy Agyapong said.

Meanwhile, the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), David Asante-Apeatu, has been petitioned to investigate Mr. Rockson Bukari, the Upper East Regional Minister and Otiko Afisa Djaba over allegations that they had a hand in the Adams Mahama.