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Kennedy Ohene Agyapong has warned Wontumi The NPP party does not belong to him.



During the recently concluded national executive conference at the Accra Sports Stadium, Chairman Wontumi and the other 15 regional chairmen openly declared their support for a candidate. Chairman Wontumi stated unequivocally that John Boadu would not lose his position as General Secretary. He went on to say that all of the other candidates running against John Boadu would lose because "John Boadu is not negotiable." However, the outcome was quite different from what Chairman Wontumi had anticipated.

Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, a New Patriotic Party (NPP) stalwart, has issued a warning to the party's Ashanti Region Chairman to remain calm in the face of internal elections. has issued a strong warning to the governing NPP's Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, alias Chairman Wontumi. According to the Member of Parliament for Assin Central Constituency, it is wrong for Chairman Wontumi, and 15 other regional chairmen to openly declare support for a candidate.

"The signal is clear to every senior member of the party not to come out openly and raise their hands," he said on Sunday, July 17, during an interview at the Accra Sports Stadium.

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"Where are the 16 chairmen, the 15 chairmen, and the Central Regional Chairman?" They should be ashamed of themselves for being unable to choose a party.

"My brother Wontumi needs to calm down." He needs to calm down because he does not own this party. He absolutely does not. He needs to calm down. " He explained that Chairman Wontumi persuaded the other chairmen to openly raise their hands in support of certain candidates. Chairman Wontumi needs to calm down. He should calm down because he is not the owner of the New Patriotic Party. Chairman Wontwumi, according to him, was pressuring all regional chairmen to back John Boadu. But, because God is so gracious, they have all been humiliated. Chairman Wontumi and the other regional chairmen, according to Kennedy Agyapong, should go to bed and learn their lesson. Wontumi should not repeat such an attitude because it undermines party unity.

They've all been embarrassed. If it had happened anywhere else, all of the chairmen would have resigned. " After the election of Justin Kodua Frimpong as the party's General Secretary, NPP firebrand Ken Agyapong may have expressed similar sentiments. Though official results have yet to be announced, supporters of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) boss are already ecstatic.

To him, Wontwumi was "whipping all [regional] chairmen to reluctantly raise their hands." They've all been embarrassed. If it had happened anywhere else, all of the chairmen would have resigned."

Kennedy Agyapong stated that he has learned his lesson and has decided not to support any candidate because openly supporting a candidate leads to division. "I'm not going to openly support anyone to bring the party together; if you're good and people believe in your work, they'll vote for you."

"For the first time in NPP history, 15 chairmen will raise their hands because they have been whipped." They've been humiliated. They should go to bed and learn to sleep.


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