NDC Ho office set ablaze over Mahama's appointment omission

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) office at Ho in the Volta Region has been vandalized and set on fire by unidentified individuals.
The fire, which destroyed essential equipment including computers, photocopiers, and important documents, was eventually brought under control by the Ghana National Fire Service.
Preliminary reports suggest the attack may be linked to discontent over President Mahama’s recent ministerial appointments, which did not include a nominee from Ho Central.
Authorities have launched investigations to identify and apprehend those responsible for the incident.
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
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