Dr. Joseph Yammin, the National Organizer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), has cautioned the party against complacency, stressing the need for decisive action to maintain public trust.
“We need an opportunity to address certain individuals and streamline professional ethics and behavior,” he said, warning that failure to act could erode the goodwill the party currently enjoys.
“Unfortunately, some of us may not get that chance. Those in positions of power today have a different perspective, but if we don’t take care as a party, the goodwill the people have given us may dwindle, and we may struggle,” he added.
Speaking on AbusuaNkommo at Abusua965FM, Yammin urged the Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, to take immediate action against those who have compromised their professional responsibilities.
“We’ve entrusted power into the hands of Amoakohene, we should see them trying to do something,” he emphasized.
According to him, the public expects accountability and consequences for those who engaged in wrongdoing.
“People want to see individuals punished for their wrongdoings, and I told you we monitored everyone’s activities.
“We want to see the National Security and the BNI picking some people to answer questions about why they did ABCED,” he stated.
His comments come amid growing concerns about political accountability and the expectations of the electorate regarding governance under the NDC administration.
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