Dela Edem, speaking on Adom FM, described criticisms surrounding the presidential jet as hypocritical. He made these remarks during a broadcast on the station.
Edem argued that it is unfair for the New Patriotic Party to criticize the presidential jet debate. This criticism comes after a period he characterized as eight years of failed governance by the current administration.
He did not provide specific details on the presidential jet itself. His focus remained on the perceived hypocrisy of the NPP’s stance.
The statements were made in response to ongoing public discussions about presidential assets. These discussions often involve spending and accountability.
Edem suggested that the NPP’s focus on the jet overlooks broader issues. These issues are related to the eight years of governance he referenced.
He implied that a more thorough review of governance over the past eight years should precede critiques of specific assets.
His comments reflect a political defense strategy. This strategy aims to deflect criticism by questioning the accuser’s record.
The specific impact or use of the presidential jet was not detailed by Edem. His remarks centered on political timing and perceived fairness of criticism.