On Tuesday the 8th of February 2011, Nana Akufo-Addo, NPP Presidential Candidate for election 2012 was reported to have spoken to party supporters in Koforidua where he called on his party’s “Akan” supporters to get ready to fight what could best be described as a battle of death in election 2012, encouraging them to get ready to fight because “all die be die, all die be die”.

The Secretariat of the NDC UK and Ireland Chapter considers Nana Akufo Addo’s irresponsible comments not only as very unpresidential, but also as a potentially dangerous and violent incitement against ethnic and tribal political ...

In a country where more than 80% of the people describe themselves as Christians and two-thirds believe that the Bible, as the word of God, should be understood literally, President Jacob Zuma’s warning was taken to heart.

“When you vote for the ANC (African National Congress),” he told an election rally of the party faithful in the Eastern Cape province on February 5th, “you are choosing to go to heaven. When you don’t vote for the ANC, you should know that you are choosing that man who carries a fork…who cooks people.”

In case anyone should think this a mere “figure ...

The General Secretary of the NPP, Kojo Owusu Afriyie, also known as Sir John has lauded Nana Akufo-Addo's 'All die be die' statement saying he does not see anything wrong with it.

The statement made by flag bearer of the opposition NPP, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to his party members has sparked much controversy in political circles especially from the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC).

He said “in 2012 we need to be courageous because all die be die.”

Kojo Owusu Afriye has stood firmly behind the NPP flag-bearer.

He re-echoed his stand saying, "that they (NDC) should not think that because we are ...