He however dismissed claims that declaring the elections as Jihad means he is declaring war. According to Mr. Jamal, Jihad does not necessarily mean killing people in war. He explained that some of his Moslem colleagues have misinterpreted the meaning of Jihad as killing innocent people. He defined Jihad as doing good for one’s country and people and so he asked listeners not to get him wrong. Baba Jamal was speaking on Peace FM’s ‘Kokrokoo’ morning show in reaction to NPPs organizer at Akwatia, Yaw Amoabeng’s accusation that he Mr. Jamal had declared the election as war. Both men had made references to the dire political climate unfolding at Akwatia where two vehicles belonging to the constituency organizer of the NDC, Mr. Ernest Kwame Ankrah, and Nana Owusu were burnt by unknown assailants last Friday. The Akwatia constituency is set to go for a re-run of the December 2000 parliamentary election on August 18, 2009 in six polling stations, following the Electoral Commission decision after a court order. This became necessary after the election process was compromised in the six polling stations in Akwatia in the last election.
source:peacefmonline.com |
Monday, August 10, 2009
NDC aspiring MP Baba Jamal Declares Jihad
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Once again the poor people of Akwatia are being lured by the 2 major parties to vote for them so that they can get $50,000 while the people get nothing.
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