The delegates alleged that the Asylum Down electoral area coordinator failed to distribute GH₵700 provided by presidential hopeful Dr. Bryan Acheampong to support their movement for the voting exercise.

In a video shared by Accra-based Citi FM, visibly upset delegates confronted the coordinator, demanding an explanation for the missing funds. Voices were raised as the group insisted they were being treated unfairly.

One female delegate, overwhelmed by the situation, warned she would revoke curses if her money was not released. Others joined in chanting, “Give us our money,” as frustration mounted at the scene.

According to the group, delegates in other areas had already received their full transport allowances, but theirs had allegedly been reduced or withheld entirely.

The incident has added to the heightened emotions surrounding the NPP’s presidential primary, as thousands of delegates nationwide vote to select a flagbearer ahead of the 2028 general elections.

Party officials have yet to formally respond to the accusations as the voting process continues across the country.

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Witnesses, speaking to Adom News, disclosed that the lady raised an alarm of a covered baby in the drains, but her claim was challenged by residents.

And after her back-and forth, some residents descended into the gutter only to discover a baby deceased in a supine position.

The residents further stated her reaction made them suspicious so she took to her heels when she was summoned for interrogations.

A neighbour of the lady said she raised alarm in their vicinity earlier that her baby had been kidnapped, but they were unconvinced because she is an unrepentant baby trafficker.

After an intensive search, she was apprehended, and confessed she dumped the baby in the gutter after she was unresponsive during breastfeeding.

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She said she panicked when her baby started foaming, and in no time, it turned pale and cold, but residents did not buy her story.

Youth in the area contacted the police, who picked her up to the District Police Station to assist in further investigations.

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