I didn’t campaign for NDC to come and do this nonsense – Kpebu on EOCO

Martin Kpebu, a private legal practitioner, has expressed his dissatisfaction with the actions of certain National Democratic Congress (NDC) appointees following the ongoing controversy involving the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) and Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah. In an interview, Kpebu claimed that he had not endorsed the NDC during the 2024 elections for them to proceed with what he described as "nonsense."

The legal practitioner alleged that some government appointees were abusing their legal authority, thereby tarnishing the image of the ruling party. Kpebu stated, "It is a shame, I didn’t campaign for the NDC to come and do this nonsense." He emphasized that he had tirelessly campaigned for the NDC during the administration of former President Nana Akufo-Addo, but supporting the party during that time was challenging.

"Do you know how we suffered? Akufo-Addo, do you know how dangerous he was? Do you know what we lost?" he questioned. Kpebu's frustration with the current conduct only intensified his disappointment, as he had worked hard to help the party regain power. He warned that the actions and inactions of the EOCO could have significant electoral consequences for the NDC, potentially contributing to the party's loss in the 2028 general election.