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Ntim Fodjour’s case requires a holistic approach, not partisan – Henry Asante

Samuel Sackey by Samuel Sackey
April 11, 2025
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Ntim Fodjour’s case requires a holistic approach, not partisan – Henry Asante
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Henry Asante of the Movement for Change Communications Team says, Rev. John Ntim Fodjour’s claims regarding a suspicious drug-laden flight landing at Kotoka International Airport (KIA) requires a holistic approach to verify the authenticity of the matter.

He cautioned against handling the issue through a political lens, stressing that cases of such magnitude demand a nationalistic approach.

Mr. Asante, expressing concern over how the matter has taken a political turn, emphasized that thoroughly investigating the issue should be the utmost priority.

“It is a very interesting issue, but if proper care is not taken, we will never reach a consensus due to excessive partisanship. I believe the level of politicization surrounding the matter is no laughing matter,” he said.

“This matter raised by Rev. Ntim Fodjour is not something to be taken lightly or treated with levity,” he added.

He further stated, “At the end of the day, this is a very serious issue, and as a nation, we need to examine it thoroughly and resolve it once and for all instead of politicizing it.”

Mr. Asante urged the Assin South MP to cooperate with the appropriate security agencies by providing credible information to help verify the claims.

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