CONTROVERSIAL SERIAL caller Appiah Stadium has beaten retreat on an allegation he made on Nhyira fm show host, Nana Kwadwo Jantuah that the latter received US$ 2000 dollars from a friend of John Mahama, Ghana’s former President.
Speaking to the media in reaction to a press conference held by the Ashanti NPP on the alleged bribe to the Nhyira Fm show host, Appiah said “I told a lie and I am surprised the NPP is behaving this way as if there are no better things to deal with in this country”.
He wondered why upon all the issues that were bothering Ghanaians the NPP was wasting time, resources and effort on a lie he told about the Nhyira Fm morning show host.
The serial caller said, “my plan was to work against a contestant in the upcoming NDC regional communication elections and so i needed to foist a story to dent his image and in so doing I had to mention the name of the show host to make the lie believable by the one I was conversing with who unfortunately recorded me”.
Details:
Appiah stadium noted that he had no proof that Nana Kwadwo Jantuah has received any money from the names he mentioned.
He stated that all he was doing was to push an agenda against Abbas Nurudeen who is seeking a second term as Ashanti Regional communications officer of the NDC.
Appiah’s favourite contestant, Kwaku Asafu Agyei had allegedly told them to push some lies on the incumbent and hence his action which resulted in the mentioning of the name of the Radio show host.
“My brothers with all sincerity my lie has gone bad on the Nhyira fm journalist because there is nothing that I have that can back what I said about him and I feel the NPP should not waste time discrediting such a professional media man who is known to be a critic of what is unfair in the system”, Appiah stadium noted.
Clarification:
The serial caller stated that he was not an NDC card bearing member but was a sympathiser and ardent admirer of John Mahama, the former President.
He noted that the former President was a good man and had fallen in love with him and would work for him to become President of the Republic in 2024.
By Michael Ofosu-Afriyie
Kumasi
