International Diplomatic Consultant Farouk Al Wahab has called for the resignation of National Security and Interior Ministers for giving American rapper Meek Mill access to the Jubilee House to breach several protocols at the seat of government.
He says the President’s security must be the topmost priority of the two ministers as first gentleman of the land.
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According to Farouk Al-Wahab, “the President has no question to answer but all the heat and questions must be directed to Kan Dapaah and Ambrose Derry because the National Security minister coordinates all the security agencies including BNI, Police, Military and Immigration so if the security clearance was not issued by the National Security minister, the American gangster wouldn’t have been granted access to shoot a skit at the Jubilee House.”
The rapper visited Ghana during the yuletide to perform at the Afrochella concert and went to the Jubilee House to meet the President, after which they shot a video.
The video, after he posted generated controversies with series of backlash from social media.
Many saw the foul development as a desecration of the seat of government.
Meek Mill yesterday went to his twitter to apologise to Ghanaians and the presidency after pulling down the video.
But Mr. Al Wahab whiles expressing his view on Akoma FM’s current affairs and political show GhanAkoma told host Aduanaba Kofi Asante Ennin that “the incident is a disgrace to Ghana so heads must roll. The National Security minister and Interior minister must be sacked if they do not resign honorably to instill discipline in the security details of the presidency.”
Some prominent figures have since expressed their disgust on how the American rapper gained full access to the Jubilee House to shoot videos.
Member of Parliament for North Tongu Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has added his sting to tail as he called for urgent investigations to sanction whoever deserved to be punished.
By: Nana Asenso Mensah|AkomaFM|Onuaonline.com
