There are three questions that no Ghanaian media person has dared ask President Kufuor directly but that will be asked of Dr. Kwame Addo-Kufuor, the President’s brother and NPP Minister of Defence, if he dares file to contest as Presidential candidate of the NPP. The questions are:

· Does President Kufuor have twin sons with Giselle Yajzi, his former Economic Adviser?

· Is the younger of the twins named Philip Kufuor?

· Is he named Philip after Dr. Kwame Addo-Kufuor those Christian name is Philip?

These questions are extremely relevant because Giselle Yajzi, the Iraqi-American self-confessed ex-lover of President Kufuor, has gone on record that she had a torrid one-year love affair with President Kufuor.

She has gone on record that arising out of that affair she delivered twin sons for the President.

She has gone on record that the President formally had the twins named John and Philip Kufuor after the President and his younger brother respectively.

She has gone on record that it was the President who informed her that his younger brother’s Christian name is Philip.

The reason why Dr. Addo-Kufuor will have to answer these questions is because it goes to affect his credibility. If it is true that the twins exist and one is named after him, then the question is why has he not confirmed it but allowed Giselle Yazji to get away with a lie for all this time?

If it is not true that the twins exist or that one is named after him, then the question is why has he kept quiet all this time and fuelled the intense media speculation about the issue?

Whichever way it goes, Dr. Kwame Addo-Kufuor has questions to answer. Indeed, Giselle Yajzi mentioned him as one of the few persons who know about the existence of the twins.

The others that he mentioned included Chief of Staff and Minister of Presidential Affairs Kwadwo Mpiani, Presidential confidante and official Presidential barber Gabby Nketiah alias Gabby Nicky Valdo of GANIVA Battery Centre fame, Dr. Owusu Afriyie, the NPP Minister of Health at the time the twins were allegedly born, and Farmer Marfo, the fake farmer who was produced by Kwamena Bartels as having refunded the ¢41 million illegally expended on the renovation of President Kufuor’s private residence but who turns out to be a member of the President’s household.

The Giselle Yajzi story may have died, but it threatens to resurrect with the entry of Dr. Philip Kwame Addo-Kufuor into the Presidential candidacy race of the NPP.

His charge? Abetment of moral turpitude, an impeachable offence under the Constitution!