According to him, such messaging is calculated to sow resentment within the party’s base and weaken internal cohesion. Ing Agyepong argued that those claims do not stand up to scrutiny, insisting that Kennedy Agyepong is among the major beneficiaries of the government led by former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. He alleged that Kennedy Agyapong received the “lion’s share” of lucrative state opportunities, yet now portrays himself as having been sidelined. Addressing claims of irregularities in previous internal party elections, Ing Agyepong dismissed assertions that votes were lost or deliberately excluded. Ing Agyepong concluded by urging party members to reject misinformation and internal attacks, warning that a party that allows falsehoods to go unchallenged ultimately weakens itself and undermines its chances of electoral success.

Source: GhanaWeb January 27, 2026 04:09 UTC