Abronye DC Speaks After NIB Invitation, Brags In Video: "I Stand By My Words"

Abronye DC Speaks After NIB Invitation, Brags In Video: "I Stand By My Words"

  • Ghanaian politician Abronye DC has spoken after the National Investigations Bureau invited him over some allegations he made President Mahama
  • Abronye earlier accused President Mahama of hoarding GH¢550 million meant for former appointees at the seat of the government
  • The NPP Bono Regional Chairman in a recent interview defended his claim, insisting that it was the truth

Abronye DC, the NPP Bono Regional Chairman, has publicly reacted to the National Investigative Bureau (NIB) initiating him.

In a video, he defended his comments, insisting they were true. He added that no amount of what he described as intimation can silence him.

Abronye DC, President Mahama, National Investigations Bureau
Abronye DC speaks after NIB invites him. Image source: Abronye DC, John Mahama
Source: Facebook

Mr Abronye's remarks follow his invitation from the NIB regarding his recent comments about President John Mahama.

He accused the President of hoarding GH¢550 million meant for former appointees in the government.

He's therefore been invited to answer questions and provide evidence to back his claims.

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Abronye DC, National Inventigations Bureau, Abronye NIB Invitation, John Mahama
Abronye DC insists his corruption claim against President Mahama is the truth. Image source: Abronye DC
Source: UGC

Mr Abronye is expected to report to appear before the NIB on February 26, 2025. Ahead of his appearance, he's questioned why he's being persecuted for speaking the truth.

Nana B fumes over Abronye's summon

The National Organizer of the NPP, Henry Nana Boakye (Nana B) has expressed his displeasure over the decision of the NIB to summon Chairman Abronye for interrogation.

In a Facebook post on Sunday, February 23, Nana B accused the internal intelligence agency of being selective in the performance of their duties especially over their move to summon Abronye regarding his claims about the alleged allocation of GH¢550 million meant for former government appointees.

"The National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) formerly known as the Bureau of National Investigations(BNI) did not take any action or make any arrests or even extend an invitation to anyone regarding these false allegations and attacks made by some NDC members targeted at President Akufo-Addo

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"However, when Chairman Abronye questioned President Mahama about the allocation of 550 million cedis budgeted for newly recruited personnel, especially in light of his mass dismissal and termination of their employment, he was summoned by the NIB."

Abronye summon by NIB unfair

Nana B lashed out at the NIB wondering why the outspoken Bono NPP Regional Chairman Abronye must be invited for questioning the allocation of budgeted funds.

“If no one was summoned or arrested for making false allegations against former President Nana Addo while he was in office, why should Chairman Abronye be invited for legitimately questioning the allocation of budgeted funds for personnel who have been dismissed by President Mahama?” he questioned.

He then accused President John Mahama and his allies of plotting to use the NIB as a guise to arrest former appointees of the erstwhile government.

Nana B concluded by saying that the General Secretary, Justin Kodua Frimpong and other members of the NPP would accompany Chairman Abronye on his invitation by the NIB.

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"The NIB should expect the Elephant Soldiers, led by our General Secretary, Justin Kodua Frimpong, to accompany Chairman Abronye.

This week, President Mahama and his enablers plan to use the NIB to arrest several former appointees of the NPP administration."

Watch the video below:

Netizens react to Abronye's comments

Netizens who saw the video of Abronye DC bragging expressed mixed reactions in the comments section.

@_lazyProgrammer wrote:

"We allowed this man to sway people into voting for wicked people to rule over us for 8 years."

@cylenca1 wrote:

"@politicalgabby come see your man. E dey try explain oooo."

@Borks900 wrote:

"Party of intellectuals"

@DiamondsKweku wrote:

"Tuesday go reach then he dey sweat."

@mansamusa_GH wrote:

"Akoa Wei he doesn’t understand English. “It has been a criminal handling of the economy” see how he interpreted it. Wei!!"

@KaneshieGeek wrote:

"Is this the same guy crying about receiving zero contracts?"

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@nanapoku__ wrote:

"Forget Abronye the guys for the studio all no correct."

@iam_twumasi wrote:

"You, dem chop the money lef, you still dey defend. Aah well..."

Party agent arrested in Okaikwei South

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that the election process at Okaikwei South witnessed a brief disturbance following the arrest of a man believed to be a party agent.

The man was caught with a weapon after a heated argument at the station, as reported by the Ghana Police on social media.

The police said the man's arrest will help in investigations as they ramp up efforts to ensure free and fair elections.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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Jessie Ola-Morris (Human-Interest Editor) Jessie Ola-Morris is a Human Interest editor at YEN.com.gh. She has over three years of experience in journalism. She graduated from the Ghana Institute of Journalism in 2022 with a Bachelor's degree in Communication Studies. Her journalism career started with myjoyonline.com, a subsidiary of The Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. Jessie also previously served as a multimedia journalist for The Independent Ghana. In 2024, Jessie completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. Email: jessie.ola-morris@yen.com.gh

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