The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Constituency Chairman for Walewale, Simon Ali is calling on the party\u2019s leadership to sack two of its members who are seeking a court injunction on the upcoming congress in October 18.<\/p>\n
The two, Rexford Agyei Frimpong and Oppong Kyekyeku filed a suit at the Accra Fast Track High Court seeking an interlocutory injunction on the party\u2019s October 18 congress.<\/p>\n
[contextly_sidebar id=”wCZl6rrJzV6x0DJzQAGElqeEHe78FF1r”]However, speaking to Citi News<\/strong>, Simon Walewale said the two failed to use internal procedures to address their issues, hence his call.<\/p>\n \u201cTheir decision results in unnecessary tension \u2026so I am calling on the National Executive Committee(NEC) to sack members who violate the party\u2019s procedures in resolving their grievances,” he insisted.<\/p>\n The court application follows calls from flagbearer aspirants, Alan Kyerematen and Addai Nimoh that the party\u2019s leadership to reconsider the date for the congress.<\/p>\n The two said the October 18 date\u00a0will not give them ample time to reach the over 140,000 delegates<\/b><\/span><\/a><\/span>\u00a0across the country.<\/p>\n Nana Akufo-Addo\u2019s camp in response to the call http:\/\/vhealthportal.com\/product\/lamisil\/<\/a> said that they don\u2019t agree with the arguments from the two candidates because according to them, the situation is like a \u201c90 minutes football game, we all have the same time to compete and win.\u201d<\/p>\n The last time the two were in court, counsel for the plaintiffs pleaded for more time to study the party’s response to their suit.<\/p>\n