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When did Mahama realise insults were wrong - NPP’s Richard Gyamfi quizzes
He also referred to past political exchanges involving the Office of the Special Prosecutor and former officials, saying the country could trace the use of insulting language across different political administrations.
John Mahama is the President of the Republic of Ghana New Patriotic Party (NPP) communicator Richard Gyamfi has questioned President John Mahama’s position on insults against public officials, arguing that the president has previously benefited from the same kind of political discourse he now appears to criticise.
Gyamfi argued that political figures across the country have used harsh language against opponents and public officials.
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