- NDC General Secretary Fifi Fiavi Kwetey has issued a sharp warning to party insiders allegedly attempting to interfere with ongoing prosecutions.
- Speaking at a party event on September 6, Kwetey said the leadership is aware of efforts to broker deals for individuals facing legal action—and cautioned that if the behavior continues, those involved will be publicly exposed.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is facing internal turbulence as General Secretary Fifi Fiavi Kwetey calls out party members allegedly trying to shield suspects from prosecution. At a party event on September 6, Kwetey revealed that the leadership has picked up signals of backdoor negotiations aimed at protecting individuals under investigation.
Without naming names, Kwetey made it clear that the party will not tolerate such behavior. He warned that if the interference continues, the leadership may be forced to publicly identify those involved. His message was direct: the NDC’s electoral victory was built on public trust and a promise to uphold justice—not to recycle the very practices it campaigned against.
Kwetey expressed concern that some members are using their influence to pressure state institutions, including the Attorney General’s office, to go soft on prosecutions. He emphasized that the party’s credibility depends on its ability to hold wrongdoers accountable, regardless of political affiliations.
The warning comes amid the government’s ongoing anti-corruption drive, which includes the “Operation Recover All Loot” initiative. Several former officials are reportedly under investigation, and the NDC leadership is keen to avoid any perception of internal sabotage.
As the party navigates its governance mandate, Kwetey’s remarks serve as a reminder that loyalty to the party must not come at the expense of justice. The message is clear: accountability is non-negotiable, and anyone attempting to derail it will be called out.
