Ken Agyapong: NPP Flagbearer Aspirant Boldly Cautions Party's National Council Ahead Of Primaries

• New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer hopeful Kennedy Ohene Agyapong has cautioned the party's National Council about harassment
• He delivered the message during a campaign ahead of the November 4 NPP primaries to be held across 276 constituencies nationwide
• Convention People's Party (CPP) youth leader Chairman Jerry told YEN.com.gh that he supports the actions of the lawmaker

New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer aspirant Kennedy Agyapong has cautioned the party's National Council about intimidation ahead of the party's presidential primaries.

The Assin Central lawmaker threatened to fight against any attempts to cower him while addressing an audience at his campaign ahead of the November 4 NPP primaries to be organised at all the 276 constituencies nationwide and the Party Headquarters, Asylum Down, Accra.

The lawmaker's fierce remarks

Agyapong, who has retained his number one position on the ballot paper for the party's presidential primary, said he's not as gentle as Alan John Kyerematen, whom the National Council vilified over concerns he raised.

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"I am not like Alan, who is so gentle. That hooliganism at the National Council; Alan raised concern and was insulted; Boakye Agyarko spoke and was insulted; I spoke and was vilified," he said before repeating a crowd chant, "something is about to happen."

The outspoken legislator detailed why he is the best candidate to lead the governing NPP to victory and retain power in the 2024 general election.

Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Convention People's Party (CPP) youth leader Chairman Jerry backed the actions of Kennedy Agyapong.

''I support Hon Kennedy Agyapong's actions. I know him personally, and he would never lie to me. He has a lot of underground knowledge; many people who work for him provide him with much information, so he understands what's happening.

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''Many people are unhappy, so he should caution them because some camps, like Alan John Kyerematen's people. He should warn the leadership ahead of the November 4 election so that he foils any agenda by the party leadership to get the delegates to vote for Bawumia,'' he told YEN.com.gh.

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Ghanaians react to the comments Ken Agyapong

YEN.com.gh compiled some of the comments.

Abubakari MN Abdul Latif stated:

By now, Bawumia will be nodding his head with a confused face.

Hafsa Adams commented:

Real showdown will happen.

Mamaga Mary Kpodo said:

Ay3 kritical.

Alfred Nyanzu posted:

Great guy is speaking fakeness bia.

Fame Derek Djisam said:

He should brag but forget the presidency.

Daniel Alitu Kasagatuo commented:

Love this! I have always maintained that these people can not intimidate Ken to keep quiet.

Peter Mensah mentioned:

Ego over them.

Francis Xman commented:

Interesting times ahead.

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Sheihu Bene said:

Well, we are waiting for them.

Bra Qwecy posted:

When it is coming, it is doing.

Benjamin Aguze shared:

The showdown has gotten to another level.

Edem Amedorme said:

As I dey pain them, I dey sweet us.

Bortei Koranteng Ivan commented:

kaiiiise, by 4th November de3 na showdown happen live and colored.

Obuobia Darko-Opoku replied:

Bortei Koranteng Ivan, we can't wait!

Aminatu Yahaya observed:

This is hilarious.

Rebecca Agbogah said:

Showdown ooo.

Precious Adzovi Cudjoe cackled:

Hahaha; showdown.

Diana Dede Foni posted:

Waiting patiently for November 4.

Isaac Greaterworks commented:

Showdown movement. More fire in the NPP. I am happy paaa.

Eric Appiah commented:

Seriously, we can't wait to see the showdown.

Abena Ampofowa Obuobia Ba posted:

President of showdown dey talk.

Kennedy Agyapong wants to institute 6 months of military training for national service personnel

Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that NPP flagbearer hopeful Kennedy Agyapong plans to make all national service personnel undergo mandatory military training if he becomes president.

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Agyapong said military training would be necessary to instil discipline in the prospective workforce. The aspirant spoke in an interview on Kings Radio on September 24, 2023.

Agyapong is on the campaign trail ahead of the NPP's flagbearer election in November.

Source: YEN.com.gh