The NDC chairman for the Asuogyaman constituency has rejected claims that 200 youth of the opposition NDC have defected to the NPP.
Love Joy Dusi says the source to the claims, Joseph Quaobe, had been expelled from the NDC following his continual involvement with the ruling NPP, to where he defected a few years ago.
He says Joseph was found to have constant associations with the NPP.
He says the NPP MP in the area, Kofi Osei Ameyaw is using him as negative propaganda which would not yield any positive results.
Ms Dusi says the NPP MP has already failed the people in the area, evidence of which would be shown in the December poles.
The NDC Chairman further appealed to the supporters of the NDC to remain calm, since the NDC is prepared for media war with the ruling NPP.
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