In a bombshell expose, US-based Ghanaian journalist Kevin Taylor has accused the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) of rigging the 2020 elections using ICT experts.
Taylor alleged that the NPP utilized individuals like Kojo Osafo Maafo, son of senior advisor Yaw Osafo Maafo, to manipulate election figures.
According to Taylor, Osafo Maafo, currently serving as Director of Cybersecurity at the National Communications Authority, is a key player in the NPP’s election rigging schemes.
Taylor claims that Osafo Maafo, a graduate of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, uses his computer expertise to orchestrate election manipulation.
Further revelations by Taylor implicated other individuals, including Ben Ansah and Gyedu, who are allegedly involved in plans to rig the upcoming 2024 elections.
Taylor also exposed a sinister plot involving the bugging of phones and homes of influential figures in the judiciary, clergy, and politics, aimed at silencing dissent and blackmailing prominent Ghanaians into compliance.
One high-profile clergyman named Evangelist Dr. Lawrence Tetteh and outspoken Pastor Kofi Oduro were said to be targets of this surveillance.
Additionally, key judicial figures such as Justice Yoni Kulendi were allegedly targeted for blackmail in a bid to influence judicial appointments.
Taylor’s exposé raised serious concerns about the integrity of Ghana’s electoral process and judicial system, prompting calls for investigations into the alleged misconduct by NPP operatives.
Source: whatsupnewsghana