Claims Of Hebert Krapa taking over from Hon Alan Kyerematen Vehemently Denied by Sources Within Presidency and NPP.
Reliable sources within the Presidency has vehemently denied claims of imminent resignation from Ghana’s Trade and Industry Minister Hon Alan Kyerematen ahead of the NPP’s internal Party Election.
Series of well orchestrated stories suggest that H.E Nana Akufo Addo has asked presidential aspirants holding ministerial positions to step down by June 2022 and further pointing Herbert Krapa as reportedly earmarked for the substantive ministerial position at the trade ministry.
An investigation into the foetal story however reveals that the said story was not only born out of ignorance, it was also created to undermine or unsettle the political trajectory of the trade Minister.
Deep throat sources within the Party hurriedly denied any knowledge of the non-existent order demanding the resignations of Presidential aspirants.
A further check on the camp of the Trade and Industry Minister also suggested that nothing of that sort has been tabled despite the viral nature of the story.
Herbert Krapa, however, is yet to make any official statement on the well orchestrated lies.
Reliable sources at the Presidency raised some legitimate questions when asked on whether a communique has been issued demanding the resignation of Presidential aspirants.
“Who issued that directive? Even if a directive like that is to come it cannot be sent to Herbert Krapa or any of the deputies. These are orchestrated ideas to raise tempers within the party “, a deep throat source told this reporter.
He added, “The president has not earmarked Hebert Krapa to take over from Alan, not today not tomorrow. Who in his normal senses will make such directive at this time of the year? I am sure it is to test the water but it won’t fly”.
Hon Alan Kyerematen has been heavily tipped to take over the Party’s Presidential Candidature ahead of the expected winner takes all internal Party Election.
His descent and accommodating attributes boosted his fortunes within the Party ahead of the litmus test election.
