A member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Paul Yando has likened the recent behaviour of the party’s Chairman for Bono Region to that of actress, Yvonne Nelson in the aftermath of the release of her book dubbed “I Am Not Yvonne Nelson.”
Ahead of the party’s August 26, 2023, super delegates vote, Kwame Baffoe alias Abronye issued a release in which he announced his decision to abstain from voting.
According to Abronye his decision was rooted in concerns he raised about some indiscipline and disruptive behaviour exhibited by certain coordinators affiliated with presidential aspirants.
But reacting to Abronye’s statement on Wontumi Radio, Paul Yandoh accused the regional chairman of being overly sensitive just as Yvonne Nelson acted to Sarkodie’s reaction to her book in which she named the rapper for impregnating and neglecting her in the past.
“Chairman Baffoe Abronye is doing same as Yvonne Nelson,” Yandoh stated while suggesting that Abronye should be left to continue threading that path if he believes that is the healing process for him.
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