The Ashanti Regional Women’s Organiser of the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC), Gloria Huze, has given details of the recent commotion that was seen at the Ejisu Municipal Assembly.

Speaking in a recent interview on Accra FM, Gloria Huze refuted assertions that she mobilised thugs to attack the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) for Ejisu, Jerryne Asante.

She claimed it was the MCE who called the police on her over a disagreement over the warehouses of the Assembly.

The NDC women’s organiser accused the MCE, appointed by President John Dramani Mahama, of giving out the warehouses and keeping the money for herself while preventing others from having access to it.

“She has rented two of the warehouses and is pocketing the money. I came to store government goods in some of them, and she is saying she is coming to remove them. Why didn’t you remove the items in the ones you rented first before coming to mine?” she quizzed.

“I’m her regional women's organiser, and I have come to store government items in the warehouse. She shouldn’t have called the police on me. The following morning, she posted me all over on social media; my pictures are everywhere,” she said.

She added, “You can call her and ask whether I was the one who attacked her first or whether she was the one who brought the police into this matter.”

A video of the commission showed police officers and “macho” men exchanging heated words inside the office.

The footage also captures a broken glass table, reportedly belonging to the MCE.

Voices could be heard in the background, with one saying, “We didn't come here to joke. Pack your things.”

A woman's voice, believed to be that of the MCE, is also heard saying, “The NDC has become cheap... You will suffer for it. Today you have grown wings... You will suffer for it.”

Akoma FM shared the video on Facebook on April 28, 2026, with the caption: “Some NDC executives in the Ejisu Municipality attack the MCE, Jerryne Asante.”

Ejisu MCE reportedly attacked in her office

Watch a video of the women’s organiser’s remarks below:



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