'Morally, he's not qualified to be an MP' - Journalist descends on A Plus over 'attack' on Teshie town

Veteran broadcaster Ewulu Nii Adjei Klu has criticised Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central, Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A Plus, over his reported description of Teshie as the most dangerous town in the Greater Accra Region.

The journalist described A Plus’ comment as irresponsible and accused the MP of making unguarded statements about an entire community.

According to Ewulu Nii Adjei Klu, he was not surprised by the comment, alleging that A Plus was “notoriously noted for speaking anyhow.”

“I am not surprised that Kwame A Plus has made such a statement because that guy is notoriously noted for speaking anyhow. He’s highly disrespectful and he’s suffering from verbal diarrhea,” he said.

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The broadcaster further questioned A Plus’ suitability for public office, citing what he described as the MP’s manner of communication.

“He should thank God that he’s an MP because when you look at his character, the way he speaks, I don’t think morally he’s qualified to be an MP,” he stated.

Ewulu Nii Adjei Klu insisted that Teshie is generally a peaceful community where residents can move around freely at any time.

“Kwame A Plus, I’m telling you, Teshie is a very, very peaceful place. Teshie is a place you can walk about, move about 24 hours,” he said.

His comments come amid public concern following the killing of a phone dealer identified as Dinero, which has been linked to an incident around the Teshie-Manet area of which the MP took to social media to make the said comment about the town.

The broadcaster expressed sadness over the incident but cautioned against using the killing to characterise the entire Teshie community as dangerous.

“It is very, very unfortunate and it saddens my heart to hear that somebody has been murdered in Teshie called Dinero, this phone dealer from Seti. It is very, very unfortunate, so we shouldn’t capitalise on it and speak anyhow,” he said.

He also disputed the suggestion that the incident occurred within the main Teshie township, saying it happened around the Manet area.

Ewulu Nii Adjei Klu further alleged that none of those arrested in connection with the murder was an indigene of Teshie and claimed that some migrants to the area were responsible for criminal activities. These claims have not been independently established in the information provided.

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