NPP Chaos: NPP to “act appropriately” on Kennedy Agyapong's conduct– John Boadu

It follows repeated outbursts by the maverick politicians who have been accused by political scientists of drugging the party’s name into the mud.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) will “act appropriately” to address any grievances the Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong, may have, the party’s General Secretary has said.

"It is not that we are quiet as a party but we will act appropriately in due course and have all grievances addressed," John Boadu said on Accra-based Okay FM.

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He also suggested that Mr Agyapong may be in conflict with the party's constitution with his claims against the party, officials and the government.

It follows repeated outbursts by the maverick politicians who have been accused by political scientists of drugging the party’s name into the mud.

He has threatened to release full details of how the New Patriotic Party (NPP) won the elections if he is continuously undermined by some individuals in the party.

He has also vowed to bring down the party, before he is disgraced.

According to him, some persons planning his downfall have consistently asked him to shut up before he can get contracts in the Nana Akufo-Addo's administration warning that he will never kowtow to them.

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He said: "If you are not careful with people who helped you or us to come to power and give them this reward…… there is this boy called Siriboe whose father is a council of state member. How much did his father pay? You are there undermining him….NPP boy.

"I mean those NPP people who have vowed to collapse my business saying they will bring me down…If they joke the things I will say In Ghana……the way we won the elections. We did not win the elections on fair grounds. I am warning them for the last time. If they say they will bring me down, I will be the first to bring the NPP down before I am disgraced."

It follows repeated outbursts by the maverick politicians who have been accused by political scientists of drugging the party’s name into the mud. Read Full Story