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NDC supporters threaten to seize toilets in Cape Coast
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The supporters are demanding opportunities they believe have come with their government
The supporters are demanding opportunities they believe have come with their government
 
 
 
 
   
 
Supporters of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), are continuing to demand the right to control toilet facilities in the country.

The latest to take their turn in making the demand, are supporters of the party in Cape Coast in the Central Region.

According to Joy FM’s Central Regional Correspondent, Richard Kojo Nyarko, the angry supporters have given a three-day ultimatum after which if nothing is done they will seize all toilet facilities in the Cape Coast Metropolis.

The supporters say although a selection interview was conducted to pick people from amongst them to man the toilet facilities, some machinations were being done to torpedo the process.

They claimed the authorities in the metropolis were planning to nullify the list of people interviewed for the job.

They warned their patience is thinning.


Source: Myjoyonline.com



       

 
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