John Ntim Fordjour, the Member of Parliament for Assin South, has accused the National Democratic Congress NDC of having double standards. He says they engaged in "reckless politics" regarding a former president's travel arrangements.
Fordjour stated that the NDC, when they were in opposition, often criticized the travel plans of former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. He described this as hypocritical.
The lawmaker did not provide specific dates or details of the NDC's past criticisms. He also did not name any specific officials involved in those criticisms.
Fordjour made these remarks in relation to current political discussions about presidential travel. He implied that the NDC's past actions do not align with their current stance.
The accusation suggests a pattern of political gamesmanship. Fordjour believes the NDC's past complaints were politically motivated.
His comments aim to highlight a perceived inconsistency in the NDC's approach to matters of state.
The exact context of his remarks relates to the current political climate surrounding government spending and official duties.
Further details on which specific travels were criticized and by whom within the NDC were not immediately available.