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Ace presenter and host of Peace FM�s flagship programme �Kokrokoo� has been accused of using his platform to promote the agenda of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP). Editor of the Informer newspaper, Andy Kankam, who levelled the accusation also slammed the King of Radio Morning Shows for failing to attend the 3rd edition of the Editor�s Forum. President Mills� annual media interaction came off at the seat of government, the Osu Castle on Monday. This year�s encounter with the media was on the theme, �Still Building A Better Ghana.� It afforded members of the press (both local and international) the opportunity to grill President Mills who answered questions on the Action Year promises, STX Housing Project, the Woyomegate controversy, the Missing Cocaine/Baking Soda saga, his alleged frosty relationship with ex-President Jerry John Rawlings, amongst others. But conspicuously absent at the function were Editor-In-Chief of the New Crusading Guide, Kweku Baako, Managing Editor of the Insight newspaper, Kwesi Pratt Jnr., Host of JoyFM�s Morning Show, Kojo Oppon Nkrumah, Managing Editor of the Ghanaian Observer newspaper, Egbert Faibille, Host of Metro TV�s Good Morning Ghana programme, Randy Abbey, Editor of the Daily Searchlight newspaper, Ken Kuranchie, and King of Radio Morning Shows and Host of PeaceFM�s flagship programme, �Kokrokoo�, Kwami Sefa Kayi. What is however unclear is whether they were officially invited and or whether they gave notice of their would-be absence. But the Informer newspaper claims the �Coffee Shop Mafia� personified by the trio (Sefa Kayi, Kweku Baako and Randy Abbey) �chickened� out because "they cannot stand the brain power of the president".