Delta Force Commander BAMBA grabs top NPP executive post

The Director of Operations of pro-New Patriotic Party (NPP) vigilante group, Delta Force has been appointed as the Deputy National Director of Operations of the youth wing of the party.

Kojo Bamba who led a revolt against the appointment of George Adjei who was appointed the Ashanti Regional Security Coordinating culminating in series of violence.

The 38-year-old auto mechanic and the organizer of the group is believed to have played a key role in the NPP’s 2016 victory using members of the group.

Delta Force became infamous immediately the NPP won political power from the then ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) following their nefarious activities across the country.

Member of the group assaulted a security liaison officer appointed by President Akufo-Addo to head security in the Ashanti Region arguing  Mr. George Agyei was not their favourite for the position.

They were subsequently hauled before the court for their actions and convicted to various fines which they paid but have indicated that the only way to make their concerns be addressed is to stand for executive positions in the party.

Source:MyNewsGh.com/Stephen Zoure/2018




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