John Boadu’s Office rejects reports of Boadu-Agyarko feud, urges NPP unity
The Office of the National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), John Boadu, has dismissed reports alleging that he publicly ridiculed former Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko during the party’s recent national executive elections campaign.
The National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), John Boadu, has categorically denied accusations that he disparaged former Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko during the party’s recent electoral campaign. In a statement released on November 2, the Office refuted the assertions, claiming them to be unsubstantiated, and urged both party members and the public to avoid spreading content that could exacerbate internal divisions.
They explicitly denied that Mr. Boadu was the source of the reported remarks and stressed that there was no credible evidence to suggest that Mr. Agyarko either wrote or supported the statements alleged to be his. The office identified Facebook accounts Umar Haris and Kofi SammyTV as possible conduits for the dissemination of the narrative but refrained from speculating about their motivations or assigning blame until solid proof emerged.
The Office reiterated Mr. Boadu's dedication to reconciliation and mutual respect following the party’s competitive internal elections, emphasizing the importance of uniting all members, including Mr. Agyarko, in pursuit of the NPP’s common goals. They called upon party members, supporters, and contestants from the recent leadership and flagbearer elections, along with their respective teams and associates, to show restraint, maintain discipline, and refrain from inflammatory comments that could deepen the rifts.
The statement noted that the party’s internal elections were about selecting leaders, not creating long-lasting divisions, and urged the members to come together under a single banner and focus on the party’s preparations for the 2028 general elections. The Office stressed that the NPP must present a credible and coherent alternative to the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) and cautioned that internal disputes and personal ambitions should not overshadow the party’s overarching political goals.
They urged party members to disregard unverified narratives, recommit to unity and discipline, and support collective endeavors aimed at returning the NPP to power in 2028.
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