Nursing college tutors, students victimized over “Mahama we are sorry chant”

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The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) is claiming tutors and students of the Nalerigu Nursing and Midwifery College are being victimized over “Mahama we are sorry” chant. 

The students stormed the rally grounds at Nalerigu on day-two of former President John Dramani Mahama’s ‘Thank You Tour’ of the North East Region, clad in their school uniforms and NDC paraphernalia to “beg” the NDC flagbearer to come back to power. 

A statement issued by the North East Regional Communications Officer of the NDC, Imoro Abdul-Razak claims the Principal and some support staff have since been summoned to Accra over the development. 

“News of the Principal of the college and two other tutors being called to Accra to answer, for allowing the students onto the streets to wave at the Former President is unacceptable and condemnable”, he said.

 Source: GhanaWeb

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