WE ARE GOING TO COURT – NPP TELLS THE GOVERNMENT FOR SACKING LAST-MINUTE STAFF.

The Opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has served notice of suing the government for sacking workers who were recruited after December 7.

NPP’s National Organizer Henry Nana Boakye vowed to take legal action against the Mahama administration over what he describes as “unjust dismissals” of young workers recruited under the previous government.

He accused the government of engaging in political victimization rather than focusing on its promised 24-hour economic plan, which is supposed to create jobs and expand economic opportunities.

“It is deeply unfortunate and unacceptable that young people, duly recruited by a properly constituted Ghanaian government, are now being dismissed without just cause,” he stated.

According to him, the dismissals violate Ghana’s 1992 Constitution, which does not permit the arbitrary removal of public service employees without due process.

He has called on all affected persons to come forward as he prepares to challenge the dismissals in court. He also assured that a future NPP government would reinstate all those affected.

Voice Of Henry Nana Boakye