Paul Yandoh, a prominent former Ashanti Regional Communications Officer for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has recounted a startling and somewhat secretive incident following his defeat in the Regional Secretary election. The story details a desperate attempt by the individual to evade the results at the NPP headquarters in Kumasi, where the results were announced shortly after the counting process began. Mr. Yandoh stated he initially feared the embarrassment of remaining at the venue, prompting him to seek a discreet exit before the final declaration. He described a tense situation where police officers were present, and he admitted to a brief encounter with some individuals who were concerned about his well-being, suggesting a feeling of vulnerability and emotional distress. He revealed he attempted to sneak out by utilizing the restroom, returning to his office and subsequently following developments from there. The incident, he explained, involved a conversation with members of his campaign team, who expressed concerns about his hunger and emotional state. Furthermore, he recounted a significant incident involving Boris B Farms, who brought 12 chickens to support his campaign, and he admitted to being hungry during the election. Despite the defeat, Mr. Yandoh maintained his commitment to the NPP and pledged to support the newly elected Regional Executives. However, his comments regarding the behavior of National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member Frank Amoakohene on social media following the election have sparked considerable controversy, as he expressed considerable displeasure with the mocking and teasing he received. He cautioned Dr. Amoakohene against making jokes about his loss, stating that he would respond strongly if the minister ever lost an election. Mr. Yandoh further cautioned against the minister’s actions, stating that he would leave the region, and that he would not be silenced by any means if he lost an election. The election results show that Paul Yandoh won the race with 105 votes, Francis Adomako secured 492 votes, and Michael Amoah Awuku came in second with 331 votes. The video below provides further insight into the event: [Link to Video Placeholder]
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Source: Adom Online
