Missing Takoradi woman is an NDC member – Atubiga

A former Member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Stephen Atubiga has said the woman in the midst of the missing Takoradi pregnant woman brouhaha, Josephine Panyin Mensah is an NDC member.

That he said was because she was able to fake her pregnancy just like the NDC fake their 2020 election victory without any pink sheet to prove same.

He made the comment in a post sighted by GhanaPlus.com, on his Facebook page.

“The fake pregnant woman is an NDC member. If her NDC party can fake victory to court without the pink – sheets, and could not even tell the justices of their victory figures when asked. why can’t she also fake her pregnancy? Pregnancy in marriage is an accomplishment /victory, while accomplishment in the election is also a victory”.

“We should not be surprised if she blames EC for taking her pregnancy just like her NDC party did in 2020.Please ask uncle Allotey for confirmation .Challenge, Ghana sweet ooóooo. Love you all,” his post reads.

I faked by pregnancy

Josephine Panyin Mensah on Friday, September 24 confessed to the Ghana Police Service she was not pregnant neither was she kidnapped as reported by the Ghanaian media following her disappearance on Friday September 17.

The 28-years-old and heavily pregnant and a resident of Takoradi Columbia was reported missing on Friday, September 17 by her husband Michael Simmons, after a search for her the previous day proved futile.

She was reported to have left home on Thursday dawn for a walk but never returned.

She was however, reported found in Axim, on Wednesday, September 22, but without her pregnancy days after her husband told the police his mother-in-law had had call from an unknown person demanding a ransom.

Investigations into her disappearance by the Ghana Police Service had revealed she was never pregnant and that she faked the pregnancy to satisfy her husband.

Ms Mensah, the Acting Director of Public Affairs of the Ghana Police Service, Assistant Commissioner of Police, ACP Kwesi Ofori had told the media she made the confession in the presence of her husband, mother and an independent witness.

Source: GhanaPlus.com