Paul Adom-Otchere’s missing phone hints at sudden exit after NDC victory

Ghanaian journalist Paul Adom-Otchere has been conspicuously absent since the National Democratic Congress (NDC) won the December 7, 2024 elections.

The NDC’s overwhelming victory, with 188 seats in parliament and President-elect John Dramani Mahama securing 56.55% of the vote, has sparked questions about Adom-Otchere’s whereabouts.

Known for his NPP support and criticism of Mahama, Adom-Otchere’s disappearance took a strange turn when the NDC’s Dr. Hannah Bissiw-Kotei revealed that his phone had been found at Heathrow Airport’s lost and found office.

The phone was discovered by a female employee who contacted Bissiw-Kotei, confirming suspicions that Adom-Otchere may have fled to the UK following the election results.

????ICYMI????????????????️: NDC’s Dr. Hannah Bisiw-Korsi calls Paul Adom Otchere’s phone on live radio(@radiogold905fm) to confirm his whereabouts post-election, but the broadcast journalist apparently left his phone at Heathrow Airport.

Reports indicate he departed for the UK on Sunday,… pic.twitter.com/Q5PTrfUZYv

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