Election 2020: Defeated NPP Wa Central Parliamentary Candidate Unleashed Anger On Alhaji Anwar Sadat
The aftermath of the 2020 General Election continues to churn out damning ramifications within the NPP fraternity in the upper west region thanks to their emotionally traumatized PC.
Madam Hajia Humu Awudu, the defeated PC for the ruling NPP in the Wa Central Constituency, descended heavily on Alhaji Anwar Sadat, an Accra based business icon from the upper west region.
Having suffered career threatening defeat at the hands of Hon Rashid Hassan Pelpuo with over 6000 deficit of votes, Hajia Humu appeared to conjured supernatural powers from somewhere with verbal diarrhoea and near physical assaults on virtually whoever she comes into contact with.
Hajia Humu physically assaulted Alhaji Anwar Sadat in the company of her two sisters, Mutiatu and Safura in the family house of Alhaji Jamatutu.
It took the efforts of former Rainbow Babies FC striker, Mankind, to calm down nerves at the Alajo based compound house.
Narrating the incident to Home Radio 99.7 FM, Alhaji Anwar confirmed getting traumatized, manhandled, insulted and abused by team of women, led by Hajia Humu Awudu for his role in the NDC campaign.
“Humu held me by the collar and started raining insults on me with the stand that I played a key role in her defeat at the Wa Central constituency. I didn’t reply or fight back because that would have been different ball game by now. She rained insults on me like a kid largely because she felt I came to Wa to campaign for NDC and against her. She was accompanied by a number of ladies including her two sisters, Mutiatu and Safura”, Anwar Sadat told Home Radio News.
The rainbow style approach from Hajia Humu Awudu started in the upper west region when the defeated Parliamentary unleashed her frustration and anger on several party big wigs including the regional Minister and the MCE.
All efforts as at the time of publication to get the side of her story proved futile as her phone was on “number busy” after several attempts of call.
By : Umar Kunateh
