In a surprising development at the ongoing Super Delegates Congress of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Member of Parliament and presidential aspirant Kennedy Agyapong has threatened a showdown after one of his agents was reportedly sacked from a polling center at the Alliance francaise. The event is crucial as it aims to select five presidential aspirants ahead of the National Primaries scheduled for November.
The incident unfolded earlier today as delegates from across the country gathered to cast their votes in the selection process. Kennedy Agyapong, a prominent figure within the NPP known for his outspoken nature, has voiced his outrage over the alleged removal of his agent from the polling center. According to reports, Agyapong’s agent was asked to leave the premises, citing reasons that are yet to be officially confirmed.
Agyapong, who has been a vocal supporter of the NPP, wasted no time in expressing his discontent. In a video cited online, he stated, “This is an affront to the democratic principles we uphold within the party. My agent’s expulsion from the polling center raises concerns about transparency and fairness in this crucial process.”
The Super Delegates Congress is a pivotal event within the NPP’s internal politics, as it determines the shortlist of presidential aspirants who will go on to contest in the National Primaries. With the party aiming to secure victory in the upcoming national elections, the selection process is under intense scrutiny from both within and outside the party.
As the day unfolds, all eyes remain on the Alliance, waiting to see how the NPP navigates this crisis and whether Kennedy Agyapong’s threat of a showdown will materialize into further action.
