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Mira360 Blog of Saturday, 31 January 2026
Source: Malik Samira
Before the NPP results, celebration breaks out at Ken Agyapong’s Shiashie office.
Celebrations have started at Ken Agyapong’s Shiashie office even before the New Patriotic Party (NPP) formally announces the results of its presidential primary, creating a heated and contentious political situation.
Scenes from the office depict fans openly celebrating, dancing, and chanting as if victory has already been assured. Music filled the space, party faithful waved and shot films, and the atmosphere suggested confidence rather than caution. What was supposed to be a waiting area became a celebration akin to a rally.
The celebration’s timing has received criticism and attention. Early festivities in a fiercely intense internal competition invariably create concerns. Strong grassroots confidence and encouraging comments from all throughout the nation, according to supporters, are reflected in the atmosphere. However, detractors caution that celebrating before formal confirmation is dangerous and could lead to charges of internal bias or false information if the results show otherwise.
Reactions are still divided within NPP circles. Some see the situations as innocuous zeal from devoted followers who are impressed with their candidate’s performance. Others view it as politically foolish and premature, particularly in a setting where party unity is already in jeopardy.
Such occasions are not insignificant, according to political experts. Perception can be just as potent as numbers in contemporary politics. Narratives can be shaped, uncertain party actors can be influenced, and party institutions can be subtly pressured by images of confidence and momentum. However, if expectations are not fulfilled, they can easily become a source of embarrassment.
Regarding the festivities, neither Ken Agyapong nor the NPP leadership had made any public remarks. Officially, the party is still certain that the conclusion would only be decided by the certified results.
The events at Shiashie have already had an impact on the party while they await the final announcement. The data that have not yet been released will determine whether they are viewed as a daring display of confidence or as an early error.
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