It won’t be Sam George next time – Social media users ‘warn’ Akufo-Addo over release of AWW abuser
Sam George is Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram
Some social media users have expressed displeasure about government’s decision to reject some findings by the Emile Short Commission on the Ayawaso West Wuogon elections.
Read full article They are of the conviction that government’s move is a complete mistake which may in the long run affect their very own people and unfortunately, the same rules will have to apply then.
The Commission established on February 8 by President Akufo-Addo and chaired by Justice Emile Short, made a full enquiry into the circumstances and events that led to some violence during the Ayawaso West Wuogon elections held on January 31. Results of the findings were submitted to the government after which a White Paper was issued.
Government, in its White Paper, declined the commission's proposal to prosecute the National Security operative, Mohammed Sulemana, who slapped the Member of Parliament during the Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election.
According to them, “the report”, among other things, “failed to address the first and most critical of the terms of reference of the commission”.
Following the news, some social media users have as usual, taken to twitter as well as other platforms to tell President Akufo-Addo and his team “their mind”.
“This is a narrow view you have taken. It will not be Sam George next time”, one tweet read.
Another read, “If we say @NAkufoAddo is a clearing agent, someone who tolerates chaos and bad acts , people don't understand. He always finds his way to do cover up not even the law ! He is the worse of our time ."Simpa payin " EFFECT OF OLD LEADERSHIP. IM VERY DISAPPOINTED”
Here’s a compilation of tweets by Ghanaweb
