- NPP distances itself from statements by Chairman Wontumi and Abronye DC.
- Party clarifies that no single individual controls the polling station album.
- Compilation of polling albums will follow strict, transparent procedures.
- Wontumi’s claim that the 2026 primaries date favours a candidate was dismissed.
- NPP says the congress date is strategic to strengthen preparations for 2028.
- Leadership reiterates commitment to fairness, credibility, and party unity.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has officially distanced itself from controversial remarks made by two of its regional executives, Bernard Antwi Boasiako (popularly known as Chairman Wontumi) of the Ashanti Region, and Bono Regional Chairman, Kwame Baffoe, also called Abronye DC.
In a statement released on Sunday, September 28, 2025, the party’s General Secretary, Justin Frimpong Kodua, emphasized that the positions taken by the two individuals do not reflect the official stance of the NPP.
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He stressed that no individual has control over the compilation of the party’s polling station album, as the process follows strict, transparent, and well-established procedures.
The leadership assured members and the public that guidelines for compiling the polling station album would be communicated clearly at the appropriate time to ensure fairness and credibility.
The statement also rejected Chairman Wontumi’s claims that the date set for the party’s presidential primaries—January 31, 2026—was designed to benefit a particular candidate.
According to Kodua, the decision was made after extensive deliberations by the National Council in the party’s strategic interest, leaving no room for manipulation by any individual.
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The NPP stressed that the timing of the congress is intended to give the party enough space to reorganize and prepare effectively for the 2028 general elections. Party leadership further reaffirmed its commitment to transparency, fairness, and internal democracy at every stage of its electoral activities.
