NPP General Secretary Rejects Claims of Blocking Disciplinary Report on Kennedy Agyapong

• Abronye DC alleged that NPP General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong withheld a 2023 disciplinary report recommending Kennedy Agyapong’s expulsion.
• Frimpong refuted the claim, stating the committee only issued a caution, not an expulsion recommendation.
• The NPP General Secretary indicated Abronye’s statements were misleading and amounted to misconduct.
• Party structures and protocols dictate proper handling of disciplinary matters, which Frimpong emphasized.
• The incident highlights internal tensions within the NPP and the need for accurate communication of party proceedings.

Tensions have emerged within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) after the Bono Regional Chairman, Kwame Baffoe (Abronye DC), accused the General Secretary, Justin Kodua Frimpong, of withholding a disciplinary committee report concerning Kennedy Agyapong. Abronye DC claimed that the 2023 report recommended Agyapong’s expulsion due to alleged anti-party conduct.

Kodua Frimpong, however, rejected these assertions, clarifying that no such recommendation for expulsion existed.

According to party records, the disciplinary committee had merely cautioned Agyapong over statements he made in 2023 and did not propose his removal.

Frimpong stressed that the allegations made by Abronye DC were misleading and amounted to misconduct by a party leader.

The NPP General Secretary suggested that as a regional chairman, Abronye DC’s public statements misrepresented the facts and breached party protocols.

He highlighted the importance of respecting party structures and ensuring that information is accurately communicated before airing internal matters publicly.

This dispute has drawn attention to internal party dynamics and the handling of disciplinary matters, with calls for adherence to procedural processes to prevent misinformation and unnecessary tensions among party members.

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