Hopeson Adorye answers pundits over ethnic remarks

A main individual from the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Hopeson Adorye, says the reactions regarding his assertion from a wellbeing stroll in Kumasi are pointed toward redirecting consideration from the outcome of the program.
As indicated by him, the titles from the assertion are deceiving and he is stunned by the intensity it has produced.
"A many individuals called me to say I'm being offended over the remarks. In any case, I realize it is simply inward governmental issues. The program was effective and the participation was gigantic so they simply need to redirect consideration.
"It was quite possibly of the greatest stroll in Ghana and reports demonstrate we enrolled more than 200,000 participation," he said on Accra-based Okay FM.

Defeated New Patriotic Party (NPP) Parliamentary Candidate for Kpone Katamanso Constituency, Hopeson Adorye

Mr Adorye has come under criticism over comments he allegedly made that “Northerners and Muslims are only fit for Running Mate positions” during a health walk over the weekend in honour of Trade and Industry Minister, Alan Kyerematen.

The walk dubbed Aduru woso to wit it’s your turn, saw participants clad in branded party T-shirts with pictures of Mr Kyerematen march through the principal streets of Kumasi as they declare their support for his flagbearership race.

Mr Adorye has since denied the above statement attributed to him.

The 2020 NPP Kpone Katamanso Parliamentary candidate says he cannot fathom why party ‘shenanigans’ will decide to twist his words.

To him, he spoke in plain language about the founding traditions of the NPP over the years and nothing more.