Northern Regional Chairman of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC), Chief Awudu Soko Azorka has served notice that his “boys” will deal with troublemakers at the party’s upcoming national delegates congress on Saturday December 20 in Kumasi.
[contextly_sidebar id=”Z3DZByWOtndYLl9tbsyVq9l0Pb4GcDKH”]In an interview with Citi News, Chief Azorka at his private residence in Tamale said his “boys” will at the congress fish out troublemakers and hand them over to security operatives.
He therefore advised party supporters from the Northern Region to comport themselves in Kumasi before, during and after the congress.
He also urged all aspirants, their campaign team and supporters to accept the outcome of the congress and forge ahead in unity for victory in 2016.
Chief Azorka disagreed with people who described the upcoming delegates as a “Do and die affair” and predicted that the NDC will come out more united than ever.
He said losers who decide to desert the party after the congress will regret their actions.
He said preparations were far advanced for the northern delegates departure on Friday December 19.
Citi News gathered that about a hundred vehicles will leave Tamale for Kumasi on Friday.
Meanwhile, the Ashanti Regional Police headed by Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCOP) Kofi Boakye has assured to provide adequate security during the congress.
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By: Abdul Karim Naatogmah/citifmonline.com/Ghana