A member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Stephen Amoah, who is also the Chief Executive Officer of the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (Masloc), says he has deep doubts over the list being spread of contributors for former president John Mahama’s filing fee.
After the National Democratic Congress (NDC) announced the filing fees for the January 19, 2019 presidential primary, there has been mixed reaction – especially from aspirants.
Those backing the decision by the National Executive Committee (NEC) have largely been followers of Mr Mahama, who is touring the country in fervent campaign.
Some appointees of his government of 2012–2016 have come together to raise funds for his nomination and filing fees.
About 420 supporters have resolved to dedicate GH¢1,000 each of their income to get the fees for him.
Dubbed ‘Operation 420 people willing to contribute GH¢1,000 for JM’, the move has so far seen 219 volunteers respond positively.
Find below the list so far:
- Fifi Kwetey
- Shaibu Mahama
- Cassiel Forson
- Richard Acheapong
- Thomas Ampem
- Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwah
- Kwesi Ahwoi
- Omane Boamah
- Alhassan Suhini
- Felix Quakye Ofosu
- Akuritinga Ayine
- Felicia Adjei
- Seth Terkper
- Peter Nortsu-Kotoe
- Oti Bless
- Napare Dominic
- Clement Apaak
- Derek Ohene Bekoe
- BT Baba
- Rockson Etse Dafeamekpor
- Malcom Yayah
- Julius Debrah
- Kwadjo Twum Boafo
- Kwame Twum Boafo
- Alex Gabby Hottordze
- Charles Agbeve
- Kwame Agbodza
- Inusah Fuseini
- Dr Lawrence Appiah
- Roger Angsomwine
- Nii Lante Vanderpuye
- Yusif Suleiman
- Okletey Terlabi
- John Abdulai Jinapor
- Naser Toure Mahama
- Adam Mutawakilu
- K Agyemang Mensah
- Daniel Batidam
- Mark Kurt Nawaane
- Ras Mubarak
- Sam Dzata George
- Rudolf Amenga-Etego
- Emmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah
- Bernard Ahiafor
- Geoffreh Kini
- Aziz Muniru
- Amin Amidu Sulemani
- Hassan Ligbi
- Tanko Ibrahim Abdul Rauf
- Sampson Ahi
- Akua Dokosi
- Alhassan Mumuni Alhassan
- Dr Hafez Adam
- Francis Dakura
- Marietta Appiah-Opong
- Abdul-Aziz Mohammed
- Bernice Adiku Heloo
- Abraham Ferguson
- Kofi Adams
- Peter Mahama
- Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe-Ghansah
- Yusif jajah
- Alhaasan Umar
- Muhammad Bawah Braimah
- Kwadwo Nyanpon Aboagye
- Mathias Ntow
- Eric Afful
- Eric Osei-Owusu
- Daniel Ashiamah
- Linda Ocloo
- James Agalga
- Andrew Dari Chiwitey
- Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare
- Joseph Yieleh Chireh
- Dr. Valerie Sawyerr
- Mrs. Esther Sawyerr
- Mrs Sedina Tamakloe Ationu
- Rev Albert Okpoti Botchway
- Dr. Angela El Adas
- Philip Dzandza
- Kofi Buah
- Peter Kwakye-Ackah
- George Abradu-Otoo
- Dr Mustapha Ahmed
- Leeford Kpakpo Quarshie
- Samuel Yaw Adusei
- Osei Kwame Griffiths
- Commander P. M.G. Griffiths
- Samuel Sarpong
- Rachel Appoh
- Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum
- Kirk Koffi
- Nii Okai Laryea
- Alhassan Sualihu Dandaawa
- Aquinas Quansah
- John Majisi
- Tampi Acheampong
- Eric Opoku
- Alhaji Mohammed Masawud
- Samuel A. Jabanyite
- Albert Akuka Alalzuuga
- Benjamin Komla Kpodo
- Victor Bampoe
- William Amuna
- Siisi Quainoo
- Rudolph Beckley
- Stephen Ackah
- Kay Simmonds
- Brig Gen I.B. Quartey
- Alex Mould
- Dzifa Attivor
- Laurene Sena Attivor
- Robert kuganab-lem
- Ade Coker
- Moses Positive
- Kwabena Donkor
- Kenneth Adjei
- Edward Bawa
- Prof Naana Opoku Agyeman
- Benjamin Dagadu
- Ato Ahwoi
- Prof Kwamina Ahwoi
- Kwame Peprah
- Kofi Totobi Quakyi
- Stanislav Dogbe
- Alh Amadu Gruzah Tanko
- Andy Osei Okrah
- Mahama Ayariga
- William Dokosi
- Samuel Dokosi
- Joyce Bawa Mogtari
- Betty Mould Iddrisu
- Prof Kwesi Botchwey
- Godfred Seidu Jasaw
- Mohammed Ramadan
- Della Sowah
- William Ntow Boahene
- Seyram Hiamabey Dogbe
- Isaac Adjei Mensah
- Commodore Steve Obimpeh
- James Agyening Boateng
- Senyo Tsagli
- Osman Kitoe
- Limuna Mohammed Muniru
- Tony Aubynn
- Joshua N. Annan
- Alhaji Abdul-Rahman Harruna Attah.
- Aaron Fiagbedzi Goza
- Kwesi Sainti Baffoe Bonnie
- Prosper Bani
- Prof Bani
- Mustapha Abubakar
- Dzifa Gomashie
- Justice Michael Baffoe
- Vincent Kuagbenu
- Kwabena Mintah Akandoh
- Ato Sarpong
- William Vinyo
- Lydia Lariba Bawa
- Brig. Gen. Martin KG Ahiaglo
- Mawuena Trebarh
- Larie Attah
- Mark Woyongo
- Alhaji Baba Seidu Issifu
- Ibrahim Jajah
- Baba Warabeba and Co
- Conrad Dumbah
- Chris Ackummey
- Mavis Frimpong
- Akwasi Oppong Fosu
- George Loh
- Prince Derek Adjei
- Isaac Adongo
- Alex Adomako Mensah
- Moses Asaga
- Alhaji Cole Younger
- Mawusi Dzirasa
- Osman Ayariga
- Joshua Borah
- Briamah Saaka Mahama
- Emilia Arthur
- Alhaji Nash
- Kofi Vinyo
- Alhaji Saaed Sinare
- Afua Adoboe
- Joycelyn Tetteh
- Albert Abongo
- Mark Oliver Kevor
- Edward Derry
- Desmond Donkor
- Yakubu Mumuni
- Kofi Adoli
- Billey Tahiru
- Alain Gbeasor
- John Henry Martey Newman.
- Eric Essuah
- E Dawood Mensah
- Mike Mwimbe Dery
- Okoe Vanderpuye
- Harry Zakour
- Brig Gen Musah Whajah (rtd)
- Michael Kpessah Whyte
- Justice Buah
- Vivian A. Brown
- Paulina Atwima Mensah
- Alhaji Collins Dauda
- Clement Kofi Humado
- Frank Awuku
- Richard Anamoo
- Atukwei Sam
- Nii John Coleman
- Maurice Abisa-Seidu
- Elijah Timob
- Brig Gen. George Partington
- Ms. Elaine Quaye
- Nana Yaw Sakyi
- Dr Raphael Tufuor
- Jude Tufuor
- Dr Stephen Tufuor
But speaking on TV3’s New Day on Monday, December 3, Mr Amoah stressed: “I even doubt the list that they are putting out”.
He told host Johnnie Hughes that No. 109, for instance, cannot be said to be part due to his profession as an army officer.
“Because army officers do not do that.
“It is endangering our democracy,” he stated.
He claims all those Mahama appointees are doing so to save face.
“The fact of the matter is that [former] President Mahama has become so unpopular among the hierarchy of the party.”
By Emmanuel Kwame Amoh|3news.com|Ghana