NDC backers are accused by a minority of damaging state property.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) minority in parliament has accused its supporters of physically evicting public personnel and damaging state property, and they are urging President John Mahama to act quickly to stop the alleged wrongdoing.Deputy Minority Leader Patricia Appiagyei denounced the reported activities, calling them disturbing and inappropriate, while speaking to reporters in Parliament.

In order to restore order and safeguard the integrity of state institutions, she asked President Mahama to act quickly."These attacks point to a concerning agenda that seeks to reshape the nation's institutions through illegal means," Appiagyei said.

By highlighting, "The violence and unlawful actions we are witnessing are deeply connected to the President's own actions or inaction," she further connected the bloodshed to the President's leadership.The "Operation Recover All Looms" (ORAL) committee was notably challenged by Appiagyei, who asserted that it was established prior to Mahama's formal swearing-in.

The committee has stoked a hostile and lawless atmosphere throughout the country, she claims.These acts of violence and intimidation must stop immediately, according to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Minority. They cautioned that if the issue is not resolved, the nation's governance and institutional security may be jeopardized.