Bono East: NDC’s Deputy Regional Youth Org Funeral Was Peaceful – NDC Comm. Officer Claims

NDC’s Communication Officer in Bono East, Kwadwo Adjei-Dwomo says there was no fight as reported at the burial service of the late Nsiah Kojo, 38, the NDC’s Deputy Bono East Regional Youth Organiser.
 
“The funeral was peaceful, and he is resting in peace,” he said on NEAT FM’s morning show, 'Ghana Montie'
 
It was reported that some supporters of the incumbent NPP and the opposition NDC traded blows over the weekend at the burial service of the late Nsiah Kojo.
 
At the burial service, which was held at the Kintampo Presby Park, an announcement was made that the supporters of the NPP would like to have their pallbearers transport the dead body.

The NPP local leadership explained that although Nsiah was a member of the NDC, he had relatives in the NPP, hence the gesture will go a long way to confirm the good relationship between the two parties, but the NDC disagreed.
 
The report says the Seventh Day Adventist Church (SDA) Scout Group then tried to intervene to take over the process of transporting the dead body so that peace would prevail, but that was also rejected by the supporters of the NDC. 
 
This created a lot of mayhem at the funeral resulting in blows being exchanged. 
 
But Kwadwo Adjei-Dwomo insisted “there was no fight” despite video evidence circulating on social media.