Supplement to 4th August Complaint made by the NDP to the Director of Police Mrs. Donkor regarding what we described as suspected crimes committed by the NPP and NDC parties in Ghana against their own people.

Addressees:

• Christian Council of Ghana
• Hon. Alexander Kwamena Afanyo-Markin (MP, Minority Leader, NPP)
• Rt. Hon. Alban Bagbin (Speaker of Parliament)

Dear Sirs,
in the complaint we filed, we wrote that these two parties, especially the NDC, are among those who are today demanding reparations from the former colonial masters for slavery when in their own countries, e.g. in Ghana, the citizens are being cheated and in some cases the wealth of the nation is stolen by people affiliated with or members of these parties.

Our main complain to Director General of CID was about the breach of the 1992 Constitution for almost 34 years. We shall make available to you a copy of our original complaint to the police for you to know exactly what we mean by the crimes they have committed.

We are of the opinion that the 1992 Constitution is the main and most important law of the land and anyone who breaches this important document cannot expect his orders to be respected.

The 1992 Constitution establishes a system of separation of powers paired with overlapping checks and balances to prevent tyranny. It distributes government authority among the three distinct arms as outlined in the Centre for Democratic Development.

In short, NDC and NPP and their past and present presidents have breached the 1992 Constitution for 34 years. Details follow.

In addition to what I have described as breach of the constitution, we wish as a party to draw the attention of the parliamentarians to the increasing number of so-called migrated Northerners who have been arrested in Kumasi and other cities in Ghana in connection with the unlawful possession and transportation of substances suspected to be narcotic drugs, e.g. at the Asawase Market in Kumasi.

The current metropolitan population of Kumasi is estimated to be 4.5 million people in 2026.

We are told that the so-called Northern migrants make up about 53.7 % of the total population in Kumasi. Either the 53.7 % of the total population in Kumasi is wrong or the metropolitan population of 4.5 million people in Kumasi in 2026 is wrong.

We are told however that the ethnic Ashantis in Kumasi are 75% of the 4.5 million people of Kumasi, therefore the so-called migrants from the North to Kumasi cannot be 53.7 % which will render the electoral votes in Kumasi incorrect.

Now that we are dealing with narcotics, it is important for the NDP to inform the parliamentarians about what Asawase is.

Asawase is a settlement in Kumasi built by Osagyefuo, the late President Kwame Nkrumah for the Ashanti people in Kumasi.

But before we go on we have to define the word “migrant”.

Migrants are people who travel to another place purely for a job. But it appears however that these Northerners in Kumasi, at least most of them, are not migrants in this stricter sense but they are rather invaders from the North.

The reason is that almost 70% of the indigenous Ashanti people in Kumasi are either jobless or very active in the informal sector. I cannot therefore imagine that the 53.7% of Northerners come to Kumasi to look for jobs if they should have known that there are no jobs anywhere. I or the NDP is of the opinion that we are dealing here with ethnic cleansing for the following reasons:

1) The ethnic presence in

1. Aboabo No. 1
2. Aboabo No. 2
3. Asawase,
4. all Zongo areas,
5. Asafo,
6. Asante New Town,
7. Allah-Bar, etc. etc.

are no more present.
There are no Ashantis living in these areas anymore. It may be that in some pockets of the areas that I have mentioned there are still some people of Asante ethnic group living there.

What constitutes ethnic cleansing in this case ?

Here we are probably dealing with indirect coercion, creating an element of terror through violence, murder, rape and property destruction, designed to compel a group, the Asantes, to flee Asawase, Abo-Abo, Manhyia, Asante New Town. The new settlers are either informal employees or drug peddlers.

My personal experience as a person born in Kumasi is that we should differentiate between Ashanti and Bono Muslims and Muslims from the North of Ghana.

I was born in Kumasi and all I know about the Northern Muslims is aggression. The slapping of a handcuffed priest in police custody by a Northern Muslim in Accra or the killing of an Ashanti chief by a Northern Muslim for no other reason but that the Ashanti chief was invited by this Northern Muslim to travel to his home town Kintampo to collect his money was an act of serious criminality. There are so many reasons why as far as I am concerned the two ethnic groups should stay where they are.

Why they should be expelled from Asante Region

1. Ashanti Region Kusasi Chief shot dead by unknown assailant from the North. The dead chief was the Chief of the Kadi divisional area in Binduri, Abdul Malik Azembe. He was shot and killed by an unidentified gunman on Tuesday July 22 2025.

2. According to eyewitnesses, two men arrived on a motorbike on the Chief’s residence near the Asawase F Line Community Centre at about 8:40 p.m.

One of the assailants armed with AK 47 rifle opened fire and the Chief was instantly dead.

These are not migrants, they are criminal gangs. The people of Asante have the right to live in peace.

3. Another brutal incident of a Northerner against a doctor at the Komfo-Anokye Teaching Hospital. It was about a still-birth of a Northern Muslim Woman’s still birth.

A doctor on duty did not act according to the rules of the Koran regarding what to do with still birth of a Muslim baby. The result of an assault of an innocent doctor at the KAT Hospital, the doctor was brutally beaten up by the Muslim.

Recently we have all witnessed how a Christian priest under police arrest was beaten up by a Muslim cleric because apparently the Christian Priest might have insulted the Prophet Mohammed.

4. 74 arrested in major anti-narcotics crackdown by IGP

“The IGP Special Operations Team has arrested 74 separate intelligence led operations targeting drug trafficking, violent crime and other criminal activities in the Upper East Region. Population is 1,301,226 74% to 80% are jobless or informal workers.

5. Mahama’s government without approval from the parliament is planning an airport in 80% jobless state. No plan for job-creation.

6. Motorbikes are the mode of drug transfer.
7. Nacoc arrests 10 suspected drug offenders in Cape Coast.

8. President Mahama must explain why his unconstitutional appointment of 17 Northerners as MMDCE in Asante had nothing to do with gold smuggling and drug peddling.

Further reasons why the so-called Migrants in Ashanti should be expelled

1. Because they are not true migrants.
2. Evidence that some are drug peddlers, murderers and are of no use for the Asante Nation.

3. I noticed their aggressive nature as a child when my own mother was attacked when she was waiting for a Taxi to take her home.

4. Migrants look for a job, these people are drug-peddlers and not true migrants. With almost 70% people in Ashanti jobless there is nothing to look for here.

5. We Asantes do not want them. Police seize 50,000 rounds of ammunitions and foil 12,000 GHS bribe in Wa.

The creation of the following ministries should be considered unconstitutional.

Reasons will follow.
Please note the following from the 1992 Ghana Constitution:

1) The legislative measures
The Parliament enacts laws that define the functions and responsibilities of local government. This has never happened. Therefore there cannot be any ministry of health in Accra.

2) These laws established the framework for the decentralisation process and outlined the specific powers that will be transferred.

3) It is therefore fraudulent and unconstitutional to use the few resources that the nation has to create

a. Ministry of Health,
b. Ministry of Local Government,
c. Ministry of Religion, Chiefs etc.
4) These actions by the President are breach of his Oath of Office

Now come to transfer of functions and resources, namely

a) Functions,
b) Resources,
c) Responsibilities,
d) Power.
The Mahama government has deliberately failed to respect this aspect of the constitution and thereby deprived Ghanaians of their basic rights and thus cheated the people.

The National Democratic Party wish to draw the attention of the Christian Council, the Parliamentarians, the Police and all Citizens of our Country to the following:

1. Unconstitutional orders from a Ghanaian president should not be obeyed as the 1992 Constitution of Ghana is the Supreme Law of the Land.

2. Under Art. 1 of the Constitution, any law or order that is inconsistent with the Constitution is void.

3. Lawful orders only: Public officials and citizens are bound to follow the law, not directives that violate constitutional limits.

The National Democratic Party is thus defending the Constitution according to Art. 3 of the 1992 Constitution.

What I have so far dictated is only a supplement to the 4^th August complaint I filed against NPP, NDC and their leadership.

The NDP thank the police for their untiring effort in arresting drug peddlers but we maintain that the whole thing does not end by arresting drug peddlers but important is to cure the addicted citizens of Ghana of their addiction. This has so far not happened. Since these measures could have come from the government we accuse the present government led by Mahama once again of a serious crime of a possible manslaughter due to criminal negligence.

Treatment of the addicted patient in Ghana

The NDP accuses President Mahama of a serious criminal negligence for the following reason.

It is no more a secret that the Ghanaian police have done their utmost to arrest many thousands of young citizens who have been peddling drugs, namely cocaine and thus endangering their lives. It is however unbelievable that this drug peddling, the most serious problem facing Ghana and as a whole, West African nations, should have been addressed either by Asantehene and/or by the President of the Republic of Ghana.

These two men should have gone on television or on radio to warn the nation about this danger affecting our young people. At least there should have been a word of praise for the police who are working tirelessly night and day to save the lives of these young people.

I happen to be a doctor who fortunately for nine years worked for the British Justice Department in England. I was in charge in prisons, in charge of immigration and I stand up and raise my heart for the British government for the introduction of methadone detox in England. Ghana would have liked to have thousands of our young addicted people be helped with methadone detox. Factors other than methadone dose level that contribute to improved outcome include the use of counselling and other psycho-social interventions as well as provisions of ancillary services. For 34 years not a single member of these two parties has ever mentioned the word detox, because they have no idea. Not having an idea about something is not the crime, but it is a crime if one fools the people that you are introducing a new health system when the people have no public latrines, they don’t have public bathrooms, they don’t have grocery shops and the mothers go to work with their clothes that they used to sleep with and there is no introduction of overalls for people to work with, aprons for people to serve coffees to work with and on top cocaine methamphetamine are being distributed everywhere without a word from the president of the nation, then the president has to be impeached for criminal negligence.

After this brilliant job done by the Ghana police, should we allow our youth, thousands of them, to die through severe addiction of drugs?

We, the NDP, therefore appeals to the parliamentarians to make a decision, whether President Mahama should be impeached for this criminal negligence or not? The answer is yours to make.

For those who do not know how these young people should have been treated for addiction, we are informing you that it is called methadone detox.

The Question of GoldBod
We, the NDP, have learned of the loss of 1.2 billion Dollars of Ghanaian money. Because this is public money everybody has the right to question where the money is not excluding the Minority Leader.

We join the brilliant Minority Leader in asking Mr. Sammy Gyamfi to provide evidence to the people of Ghana where the money is.

Why all orders made by Pres. John Mahama up to now are nil and void

The answer is very simple: Because Pres. John Mahama and his Party have breached the law of the land and therefore rendered his government an illegitimate government.

Please, the Parliamentaroians must note the following:

Under the 1992 Constitution unconstitutional orders by a president should not be obeyed because it is the constitution, not the act which is the supreme law of the land.

The following actions by the President are therefore nil and void, and they are:

1. creation of Ministry of Religion,
2. creation of Ministry of Chieftaincy,
3. creation of Ministry of Health and
4. creation of Ministry of Local Government as well as

5. the direct nomination of MMDCEs without reference to Art. 243.

Ghana is a Christian Nation. The population of Christians in Ghana is about 75%. The entire population of the Northern parts of Ghana, which are predominantly Muslim is less than 2 million people. It is estimated that the Muslims in Ghana are about 13 % of the population of Ghana. Any attempt therefore to use the resources of the majority to pay for the pilgrimage of a minority to Mecca is a crime, because it is unconstitutional. Any private action of a private person must be paid by the private person. The decision to go on pilgrimage to Mecca is a private decision and not a national or governmental decision. Therefore, any money so far paid for few citizens of Ghana who decided to make pilgrimage anywhere in the world should be refunded or retrieved.

It is equally criminal for a president to use the resources of the nation to pay for predominately minority Muslims because he considers them to be poor.

This is unconstitutional because it shows discrimination against majority Christians. The money used for these minorities should be refunded with interest. We, the people of Ghana, do not live in dictatorship and any attempt to give orders which are unconstitutional must be considered to be criminal.

SUMMARY
Summary of NDP complaint filed against President John Mahama and his NDC Party.

1. For 34 years the 1992 Constitution of Ghana has been breached by NDC, NPP and their leaderships, namely President John Mahama.

2. The upshot of the breach of the Constitution is the inevitable constitutional crisis that we have at the moment.

This constitutional crisis leads to a situation where the orders from the President are nil and void. The President cannot have his cake and eat it, too. He breached the Constitution and he knows he has deliberately breached the Constitution, and he is still giving orders and expects people in Ghana to obey his orders.

The NDP therefore want to draw the attention of the people of Ghana and the Parliamentarians to a very important issue which happened in Ghana and that is:

Ghana’s third female Chief Justice, was removed from office by President John Dramani Mahama following an inquiry into her conduct.

Let’s compare her conduct to Mahama’s:

1. Financial Misconduct: Improper authorisation of public judicial service funds to cover travel allowances and per diems for her husband (Tanzanian trip) and her daughter (USA trip).

2. Abuse of Office: Constitutional breaches regarding staff transfers and attempting to circumvent established procedures for Supreme Court judicial appointments.

We are comparing accusations of her conduct against the breach of the 1992 Constitution by Mahama:

1. Abuse of Office: by President Mahama regarding actual circumventing the established

1. procedures to be followed in Art. 240, 241 to 256. These have not been followed.
2. The people of Ghana have therefore been cheated and fooled by this President.

2. Examples: Creation of Ministry of Local Government

There is no specific body known as the Ministry of Local Government or for that matter what the Constitution says about local government is not what Pres. Mahama has done.

Furthermore he has created the Ministry of Chieftaincy and the Ministry of Religious Affairs which are not written or established in the 1992 Constitution.

The creation of these Ministries is therefore fraudulent.

I entreat therefore the readers to note the difference between constitutional recognition vs. ministerial creation.

First Example: Chieftaincy
The 1992 Constitution guarantees the institution of chieftaincy under Chapter 22, Articles 270 – 277 and provides for bodies like the National House of Chiefs.

Please Note: It does not create a government ministry to run it.

Constitutionally, the Ministry of Chieftaincy is unconstitutional and void. It is therefore fake.

Second Example: Religious Affairs or Religious Freedom

The Constitution protects fundamental freedom of worship under Art. 21 but it does not provide any provision establishing a Ministry of Religious Affairs. Any Ministry of Religious Affairs is illegal. Government subsidy for Muslim pilgrimage is unconstitutional and the money paid for Mecca pilgrimage is stealing of the People’s resources.

The PNDC laws have nothing to do with 1992 Ghana Constitution.

Breach of the 1992 Constitution by the former Vice-President of Ghana, John Mahama

We want to compare his crimes to the crimes of Her Ladyship Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo.

John Mahama paid a visit to the late Libyan President Ghaddafi using the Presidential Jet. There is nothing wrong with this. It was however later disclosed that for this journey he had a passenger travelling with him. The passenger was the known footballer Abedi Pele. After finishing his deliberations in Libya he continued his journey to the late President Blaise Compaore of Burkina Faso. The journey took place on the 6^th March 2009 and he still had his footballer passenger with him in Burkina Faso. Please note that he was on a serious vice presidential visit to discuss important topics with regard to trade cooperation, regional peace, building and developing a rail link between Kumasi and Ouagadougou. During this conversation between the Vice President and the leader of Burkina Faso Abedi Pele was all the time present. If this is not a serious breach of the law of the land then I don’t know what is a breach.

Another breach of the constitution by Mahama, this time he was designated as a former President of Ghana who travelled to Namibia. Our Constitution considers it as a serious crime if a former President within a period of three years of leaving office takes on another job. In July 2017 ex-President Mahama is known to have represented and introduced a business group called Ameri Group to the Namibian government.

During this visit Mahama met with Namibian late President Hage alongside executives from the Ameri Group from the private office of Sheik Ahmed bin Dalmock al Maktoum of Dubai. Whether he was employed by Ameri Group or not remains up to now a secret. However, the Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang revealed that Mahama had used his stature to front for the private firm while initially telling Namibians that he was visiting as an energy advocate on behalf of African Development Bank. The African Bank refuted this statement.

These two revelations make it almost impossible to believe that a man with his history could remove a sitting Chief Justice of Ghana for virtually committing the same sort of “crime”.

We conclude therefore that if the Parliament fails to impeach this man, it would have done a disservice to the people of Ghana.

The NDP is therefore asking for an interim government in view of the many many crimes committed by members of these two parties including the danger of the effect of the Galamsey on our very existence.

We equally demand a new constitution, which respects the ethnicity of each ethnic group in our country, a constitution which brings fairness and justice to the people of Ghana and which makes it possible to prevent further drug addiction of our people by sending all the Northerners in Accra, Cape Coast, Takoradi, Kumasi back to their region to help develop the economy of that place.

The NDP is demanding with immediate effect that anyone who calls himself a prophet, bishop or father, must produce evidence that he or she has attained his qualification from a qualified institution. To practise as a bishop or a prophet without the requisite qualification should be punished by law.

. The Legislative measures
Parliament enacts laws that define the functions and responsibilities of local government entities.

Since 1992 this procedure has not been respected.

2) These laws established the framework for the decentralisation process and outlined the specific powers that will be transferred.

This framework has not been respected thereby breaching the 1992 Constitution and still have the audacity to remove a Chief Justice from her post, when the president should have known that his orders are null and void.

We entreat the Christian Council to inform their congregation about the terrible situation the people in Ghana find themselves in. The situation I am talking about is the following:

Armed robbery, increased corruption among politicians and their appointees, increased number of young people suffering from HIV, drug addiction, joblessness, and poverty. We live in a country where politicians spend our money to buy expensive luxurious Japanese cars only to find out that they are all stolen by these politicians. We don’t have dentists, eye specialists, doctors specialised in diabetes, orthopaedic surgeons, paediatricians, cancer treatment hospitals, cancer research institutes, public latrines, public bathrooms, outdoor swimming pools and finally lack of skilled training for a majority of young people. After 34 years we say enough is enough. Each one for himself and God for us all. We need finally a federal constitution and with immediate effect a transitional government.

Kind regards from Ghana National Democratic Party Adviser,

Dr. Edward Kwame Poku
(Physician Specialist) in Germany