Drop This Matter – Franklin Cudjoe to NPP After Serwaa Amihere’s Question Leaves Ahiagbah Stumbling

The fallout from a tense GHOne interview continues, as policy analyst Franklin Cudjoe weighs in on the NPP’s communication struggles following a simple, unanswered question:

“Does Rev. Ntim Fordjour have evidence?”

The question, posed by host Serwaa Amihere to NPP’s Richard Ahiagbah, referred to claims of an attempted unlawful arrest of the NPP MP by state agents. Instead of a clear answer, Ahiagbah offered a roundabout response that has since gone viral for all the wrong reasons.

Reacting to the debacle, Cudjoe advised:

“Seriously, I’ll suggest to my NPP friends to drop this matter and focus on providing cogent and well-researched alternatives to major life-impacting decisions and programs of the NDC.”

Cudjoe’s critique signals growing impatience with what many view as opposition theatrics devoid of depth. For a party that prides itself on governance experience, the failure to articulate a position clearly on national television has raised concerns among supporters and critics alike.

Cudjoe’s message is clear: the NPP’s relevance in opposition depends on substance, not spectacle. As Ghanaians face economic pressure and social upheaval, political parties must do more than trade accusations—they must show leadership through ideas.

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