Samuel Jinapor denies Minority coached South Africa evacuees to criticise government

MyJoyOnline27 Oct4 outlets

Samuel Abdulai Jinapor, the Ranking Member on Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, has dismissed allegations that the Minority in Parliament attempted to influence Ghanaians evacuated from South Africa to speak against the government.

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MyJoyOnline, 27 OctSamuel Jinapor denies Minority coached South Africa evacuees to criticise government
Adom Online, 27 OctJinapor denies Minority coached South Africa evacuees to attack government Negative tone
Asaase Radio, 27 OctSamuel Abdulai Jinapor denies Minority coached South Africa evacuees to criticise government Negative tone
Modern Ghana, 27 OctMinority Denies Coaching South Africa Evacuees to Criticise Government Negative tone

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