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Mahama blames Police for clash

Addressing labour unions in Accra on Tuesday, President Mahama said the Nima Police should have predicted the situation and taken measures that will prevent such incidents from happening.

Addressing labour unions in Accra on Tuesday, President Mahama said the Nima Police should have predicted the situation and taken appropriate measures that will prevent such incidents from happening.

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President Mahama took the opportunity to assure the labour unions present that he will do all within his power to ensure the elections are peaceful. He also promised not to incite others to engage in any form of violence.

Meanwhile the 2016 presidential candidate of the NPP, Nana Akufo-Addo, has said that the clash will in no way intimidate him and the party.

He said "Let the president [Mahama] and his army of propaganda warriors be assured that they would not succeed in their intimidation and deliberate propaganda mongering against the NPP and [me]."

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Violence broke at the Nima residence of Nana Addo on Sunday for reasons yet to be made public but according to the NPP, the incident is part of series of activities planned by the NDC.

Some supporters of the NDC undertaking a health walk, allegedly veered off to Nana Addo's Nima residence and tried to enter the house but met resistance from security men.

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