- Charles Bissue defended Kennedy Agyapong’s temperament on Rainbow Radio.
- He described it as “positive aggression” — firmness combined with empathy.
- Agyapong’s outspoken nature is seen as a tool for accountability and reform.
- Bissue stressed that boldness and courage have defined Agyapong’s career.
- Campaign team insists these traits make him a strong contender for leadership.
Charles Bissue, Director of Operations for Kennedy Agyapong’s campaign, has strongly defended the presidential hopeful’s often-debated temperament, framing it as a powerful asset for leadership rather than a weakness.
Speaking on Rainbow Radio on Thursday, September 25, 2025, Bissue described Agyapong’s approach as a form of “positive aggression”—a mix of firmness and empathy that ensures accountability in both political and social spaces.
He argued that the former Assin Central MP’s bluntness, often seen by critics as abrasive, actually reflects his determination to challenge wrongdoing while still appreciating the struggles of ordinary people.
According to Bissue, Agyapong’s fearlessness and bold decision-making have been consistent throughout his career in politics and business, making him a candidate who embodies courage, conviction, and compassion.
The campaign team believes these qualities not only set him apart in the NPP flagbearer contest but also position him as a leader capable of inspiring discipline and reform at the national level.
