Canadian kidnapping: NDC ‘exposes’ real identities of suspects

The National Democratic Congress (NPP) has identified some NPP-affiliated vigilante groups as the alleged culprits behind the kidnapping of the two Canadian women.

Speaking at a press conference Thursday on the back of the subject, Communications Director of the NDC, Sammy Gyamfi, explained that the NDC was left with not much of an option than to expose the real identities of the people behind the kidnapping, particularly following the NPP’s efforts to demonize the NDC.



“After 24hrs the nation is being kept in the dark as to concealing the true identity of the criminals”

“It is scary to reveal that the kidnapping was largely orchestrated by hoodlums and bandits of the NPP.”

Another reason for the exposure he maintained, was to reveal to Ghanaians the “manner of people leading them.”

“It should tell you that the NPP has something to hide and we the NDC did not go to sleep because we know them very well.” He stated.

Sammy Gyamfi mentioned the supposed ring leader of the abduction group, Seidu Yakubu, as being a staunch member of the NPP.

Seidu, Sammy Gyamfi said, had earlier disclosed he was a member of the NPP during an interview in Kumasi-based Fox Fm in February.

He added that Yakubu is an active member of the NPP and has participated in several act of lawlessness by the NPP vigilante party.

One Abdul Rahman Suleman was mentioned and noted to be the owner of the car used for the abduction.

Another Sadat Oboi was identified as a member of the Delta Forces in Asawase and Safiano Alokari, another suspect came up as a motorcycle mechanic and a member of the NPP as well.

Source: www.ghanaweb.com