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NDC IS NOT ANTI - MUSLIM PARTY , SINARE TO PMC

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The founder of Zongo for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Alhaji Said Sinare has directed his anger at the immediate past national treasure of the party Alhaji Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah for suggesting that the NDC is “anti-Muslim” political party.
Expressing his anger via telephone discussions on his sick bed in Cairo, Egypt the founder of Zongo for NDC and a Vice Chairman of the party Alhaji Sinare said his colleague is peddling falsehood in an attempt to make the party unpopular in the Zongo communities but he will fail.
He said the recently held congress did not alienate Muslims as stated by the former treasurer. Rather, the delegates decided to vote for their preference and not a party agenda to roughly reject Muslims from the party’s frontline.
It will be recalled that Alhaji Sinare had to be rushed to the hospital during the recently held congress by the party at the Trade Fair Centre in Accra.
He has been sent to a hospital in Cairo for further checks.
Alhaji Abdullah was lamenting on how he was treated as treasurer of the party for the last four years on Otec Fm, Kumasi.
“We agree Muslims and voltarians are not in the Executive positions but that is not the end of it. There are other key appointments that could be made to fill the vacuum.”
He advised party comrades not to be creating negative impressions about the party in public as it has the tendency to dwindle the party’s fortunes moving forward.
According to Alhaji Sinare, since the foundation of the NDC as a congress, no tribe has been left out and nobody will be left out as we work towards election 2020.
He called on Muslims and voltarians to ignore the calls made by Alhaji Abdullah, and focus on winning the next elections.
“As far as I know, the NDC is for Muslims and Muslims for NDC and nothing will change this position" Sinare said.
He urged Alhaji PMC to be circumspect with his public utterances saying, it’s always golden to be silent.

Source:Abdulai Moussa Bio 

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