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NDC Woman descend heavily on NPP Hajia Fati, rain curses on her over Mahama killed Rawlings comments
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5 years agoon
By
Vida Essel-Lamptey
The New Patriotic Party’s ardent supporter, Hajia Fati has landed on the wrong side of members of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) for accusing the Former President and flag bearer of the party of killing the Former President J.J Rawlings.
The former President died on Thursday, November 12, after a short illness.
Hajia Fati accused Mahama of Killing Rawlings, two others
Reacting to the news of the death of the former President and founder of the largest opposition party, NDC, Hajia Fati in a video sighted by GhanaPlus.com accused Mr. Mahama of killing J.J. Rawlings, the former President and Vice President of J.J, Evans Fiifi Atta Mills and the former Vice President, Kwesi Amissah Arthur all of the NDC.
NDC Women descend on Hajia Fati
In response to her accusations, members of the NDC have descended heavily on Hajia Fati, calling her all sorts of names and raining curses on her.
In a video, women believed to be supporters of the NDC and adorned in NDC shirts and paraphernalia said God will punish the NPP supporter for uttering such comments against their flagbearer.
They indicated that for allowing her mouth to spew such preposterous words against the humble, and of no wrong Mr. Mahama, God will punish her and cause her to rot in her corner before she dies.
“You are too small to insult my incoming President Mahama, Hajia God will punish you, what has John done to you for you to accuse him of such. You, you will rot in your room before you die”, one of the women said.
They also said some unprintable words and made some revelations about the NPP supporter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGRO1gj9cic
Source: GhanaPlus.com
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