Controversial Hiplife artist Kwame A Plus says he stands by corruption allegations made against two deputies Chief of Staff, Francis Asenso-Boakye and Samuel Abu Jinapor.
The artist on Sunday wrote three separate messages on his Facebook wall, accusing the two of indulging in corruption related matters.
According to him, the two are now making money, riding in V8s so have forgotten about the very patriots who voted the party into power.
He said he is ready to take the two to town on their own terms and is ready to have them answer to the issues he has raised against them.
But in a sharp response to the artist, Francis Asenso-Boakye, who also works as a Political Assistant to the President, said he will not allow himself to be held to ransom by the artist.
But speaking to Accra based Asempa FM, A Plus says he is determined to go to the bottom of the matter because the very things people are unable to say, he will speak his mind. He said the two appointees are busy using their positions to make “requests” that do not work in favour of the president. “Nobody can push me….if Asenso likes he should come and say he didn’t make a request?”. He dared
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