Founder of the APC, Hassan Ayariga is not happy at the wake of news that Dr. Edward Mahama has been appointed ‘Roaming Ambassador’ by H.E Nana Addo. Particularly when the PNC flag bearer once rejected an offer to be a Running Mate in the year 2000 to Ex-President Kuffour.
According to Ayariga, the post offered Dr. Edward is a demotion to what he likened as an “errands boy” to the NPP government.
Millionaire turned comic politician in the sight of some Ghanaians, Hassan Ayariga who got disqualified by Charlotte Osei from contesting the 2016 general elections as a Presidential Candidate for the All People Congress (APC) has revealed that though he endorsed NDC’s John Mahama after his fall out, he was then very much aware that Mahama will lose the elections.
According to Hassan Ayariga it was so visible that the NDC Party has a disconnection with its grassroots during the campaign era. The Businessman backed his claim with the evidence that 90% of the 200 people who registered to join his then newly formed APC Party were all defectors from the NDC. He further stated that the NPP maintained its connection with its members who voted for the Party just as they did in the 2012 elections.
E.C Chair, Charlotte Osei has once again surfaced in the news and this time it’s not about elections but dishing out some “major keys” to her success so far as EC Boss amidst all the criticisms.
Charlotte Osei added to her reputation, a cherished resilience and diligence she exhibited before, during and after the fiercely contested 2016 general elections.
The return of the great man – Hassan Ayarikof is back and he’s commenting on the return on dumsor plaguing Ghanaians.
The failed flagbearer was interviewed on Abusua Fm on the recurring power cuts, known as dumsor, and he has an interesting theory as to why they are happening again.
Ghana’s number one political comedian Hassan Ayariga has hit the jackpot again with his latest revelation of his favourite musicians in Ghana.
Speaking in a recent interview, Ayariga, when asked to name his favourite musicians, added one allegedly named ‘Shatta Movement’.
The suspended General Secretary of the All People’s Congress (APC), Razak Opoku, has admitted that his party stole their 2016 manifesto from the NPP.
Opoku is one of two people suspended by the Party’s flagbearer, Dr Hassan Ayariga, after they endorsed NPP flagbearer Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo-Addo whilst he decided the party should endorse President John Dramani Mahama.
APC flagbearer Dr Hassan Ayariga just cannot help throwing insults the way of EC Boss Charlotte Osei, having famously called her ‘stupid’ and ‘foolish’ after his original disqualification from the Presidential race.
The pair have been at loggerheads throughout the election process, stemming from his disqualification, then the court case that ended with the EC being ordered to reinstate all disqualified parties.
The EC under Charlotte Osei has been beaten down twice by Dr. Paa Kwesi Nduom in court and even by Dr. Hassan Ayariga–making it seem Charlotte Osei and her folks do not know what they are up to.
Hassan Ayariga who is the flag bearer of the All People’s Congress (APC) has said that the EC boss needs to fall on the expertise of her predecessor-Dr. Afari Gyan.
“The lady [Charlotte Osei] needs Afari Gyan to come onboard. … I think Afari Gyan must come in. I think they need him. We must all admit at a point in time that we make mistakes but this is a huge one,” Mr Ayariga told Naa Dedei Tettey on 12Live on Monday, 7 November shortly after the Supreme Court ruled in favour of the Progressive People’s Party’s flag bearer Dr Papa Kwesi Nduom in a case between the two parties,” he said.
APC flagbearer Hassan Ayariga won a significant legal victory earlier today (Friday), when an Accra High Court ruled that he should be reinstated in the race for the Presidency.
Ayariga, like most of the other candidates disqualified by the EC, took his case to court to seek a quashing of the EC’s decision, and that’s exactly what he got.
Hassan Ayariga has come back with yet another comical explanation of his inability to get on the ballot for this year’s polls – the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE).
Bear with him, whilst it looks like he’s changing tack he’s not – he still believes Charlotte Osei is at fault, just by failing in her previous job as NCCE Comissioner.
APC’s disqualified flagbearer-Hassan Ayariga recently claimed that he has spent about 6 million dollars on his campaign–insisting that it is unfair to be disqualified like that.
After his claim, the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) wrote to him to come and explain the source of this huge campaign fund–and now he says, he lied.
Rasak Poku, the APC’s General Secretary has reportedly said Ayariage meant to say 6 million cedis, and ended up saying 6 million dollars as a result of a slip of tongue.
APC flagbearer Hassan Ayariga is not yet done with the Electoral Commission of Ghana, who after disqualifying him from contesting in this year’s election, have also reported him to the police for irregularities in his forms.
The EC said they detected over 30 anomalies in Hassan’s documents, some bordering on criminality — so referred him to the Police CID for further investigations.
The Ashanti Regional Chairman of the National Peace Council, Professor Stephen Asiamah, has described Hassan Ayariga as unworthy of the high office of President following his use of insulting language against the EC boss.
A furious Hassan Ayariga descended on Charlotte Osei after the EC disqualified him from competing in the 2016 elections, calling her all sorts of names including ‘stupid’ and ‘foolish’.
The disqualified flagbearer of the All People’s Congress, Hassan Ayariga, has revealed the extent of his riches and why he believes he’s the best man to lead Ghana.
Hassan Ayariga was apoplectic when he was disqualified from contesting in the 2016 polls by the Electoral Commission, after his filing form was riddled with administrative errors.
Why is this man obsessed with describing everyone as a joke when it’s conventional wisdom that he’s the biggest joke in Ghana politics?
He recently described his disqualification from the Presidential elections as the ‘joke of the century’ – and he’s now calling perhaps the most serious politician in Ghanaian political history a ‘comedian’.
