Dr. Rashid Tanko-Computer [L] and Frank Annoh Dompreh

Dr. Rashid Tanko-Computer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has strongly condemned what he describes as a fraudulent process that led to the swearing-in of Annoh Dompreh as Member of Parliament for the Nsawam/Adoagyiri constituency.

According to him, Annoh Dompreh was not validly elected and should not be in Parliament.

“The fact that he managed his way into the House does not mean he was validly elected,” Dr. Tanko-Comupter stated.

“This is a crooked way of lording himself over the electorate. The people voted him out, but he manipulated his way through dishonest means.”

He reiterated that the party had taken legal action to challenge the results. “We are not going to allow this to stand. The case is in court, and we are going to pursue it to the very end,” he said.

The NDC official also took aim at the process leading to the MP’s gazetting, describing it as rushed and illegitimate.

“They did it quickly and ran to gazette him just before Parliament’s inauguration. But we know what we are doing, and we will use every legal means to get him out,” he warned.

Describing Dompreh’s presence in Parliament as a “nuisance,” Dr. Tanko-Computer stated that the courts must act swiftly to restore fairness.

“He must come and face the law. Let the court order a review of those pink sheets, and you will see that he was not properly declared. He will be exposed big time,” he insisted.

The NDC, he assured, would fight until justice is served. “We will not relent, the rightful representative of the people must take the seat,” he concluded.