Obiri Boahen Apologises to the NPP

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The Deputy Secretary of the New Patriotic Party Obiri Boahen has rendered apologies to the party members and President over lose comments made in a recent leaked audio.

The Deputy Secretary was associated with a leaked audio where he said the President had issued an amount of Gh50 billion towards a National Delegates conference held in Cape Coast and complained about how he had been side-lined since the party assumed power.

In rendering his apology, He said the leaked tape was heavily doctored and mimicked and described the contents as untrue and should not be given credence and attention.

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