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Alexander Afenyo-Markin has denied reports that NPP MPs have summoned him over extortion allegations made by GoldBod CEO Sammy Gyamfi. The Minority Leader has rejected the allegations and says he is considering his legal options.
FeaturedThe Northern Regional Police Command has warned against any attempt to disrupt the NPP’s regional elections being held today. Police Commander DCOP Wisdom Lavoe says security personnel are ready to deal with individuals who threaten the peaceful conduct of the exercise.
The NPP’s Ashanti Regional Executive Elections have been placed on hold after a Kumasi High Court issued an interim injunction against the polls. The case follows concerns from some party members who claim they were excluded from the voter register for the election.
The NPP in the Ashanti Region is set to elect new regional executives, with 34 aspirants competing for 11 positions. A total of 1,020 delegates are expected to vote in the closely watched election, which will determine the party’s leadership in the region.
FeaturedAn NPP communicator has defended the imprisonment of Chairman Wontumi, saying he deserves to face the consequences of allegedly abusing public office and misusing state resources. He also claimed that anyone protesting Wontumi’s imprisonment is “also a thief,” arguing that accountability must apply to all.
FeaturedNPP Youth Organizer Moses Abor has condemned the persistent insults aimed at President John Dramani Mahama and his family by some party supporters on social media. He urged members to focus on constructive criticism of national issues instead of personal attacks, stressing that respectful political discourse strengthens democracy.
Dennis Miracles Aboagye has denied being questioned by EOCO over alleged GH¢55 million financial irregularities. Following his release, he described the detention as an attempt to intimidate him and reaffirmed his ambition to lead the NPP’s communications directorate.
NPP Ashanti Regional Communications Director Paul Yandoh has accused President John Dramani Mahama of scheduling the national clean-up exercise to coincide with the party’s internal elections. He argued that the exercise should have been postponed to protect the democratic process and allow the elections to proceed without disruption.