A woman identified as Mary Agyapongmaa has publicly leveled serious allegations against the Juaben National Democratic Congress (NDC) constituency chairman, Salifu, and another man named Ahmed, stemming from what she describes as a “failed relationship contract.”
In a video that recently gained traction on X (formerly Twitter) on November 3, and during a discussion on Lawson TV, Ms. Agyapongmaa, who claims to be an NDC party coordinator, detailed her claims. She alleges that Chairman Salifu promised to secure her a place on the government payroll if she engaged in a sexual relationship with him.
According to Mary’s account, Chairman Salifu engaged in sexual relations with her on numerous occasions but subsequently ignored her and failed to fulfill his end of the alleged bargain.
“I met the Juaben constituency chairman in 2018 and we decided to have a relationship,” Mary stated during the TV discussion. “During our relationship, things were not going well, so we broke up, but after the election, he came to apologise and we started another relationship.”
She further explained, “He could sometimes call me around 9 PM to visit him and I would leave my children behind. After everything, he sometimes gives me GHC250 or 300 with the assurance that he would put my name on the government payroll. I recently heard that he has married a new wife and has ignored me after the promise.”
Ms. Agyapongmaa is now demanding alimony from Chairman Salifu.
Her allegations also extend to another man, Ahmed. Mary claims Ahmed similarly promised to establish a shop for her during their relationship, a promise she says he has also failed to honour.
“He doesn’t pick up my calls and since he has married a different woman, he should compensate me. And Ahmed also promised to open a container for me,” she added, demanding that Ahmed “honor his promise and open the container for me.”
The allegations have since drawn significant attention on social media platform
