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Janet Asana Nabla replies Malik Basintale over power transition comments
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Janet Nabla fires back at Basintale's power transition remarks- but what exactly did she say?
Janet Asana Nabla of the PNP has responded to comments made by Malik Basintale regarding the transition of power in Ghana- igniting a war of words. Nabla's strong rebuttal hints at a significant shift in the political landscape- but what could this mean for the future?
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