Speaking on Asempa FM, Pyne strongly refuted claims that any part of the committee’s findings had been released.
He insisted that the report remains confidential and has not been shared publicly, apart from being submitted to the party’s General Secretary.
He criticized those promoting the supposed excerpts, suggesting they are not credible.
According to Pyne, such individuals are spreading misinformation with ulterior motives. “We associate with some of these people, and we know that after they go and smoke marijuana, they come and sit on social media and engage in all kinds of things,” he said.
Describing the situation as a deliberate attempt to mislead the public and sow division within the party, Pyne called on Ghanaians and party supporters to exercise discretion and await official communication.
He stressed the importance of focusing on rebuilding the party rather than indulging in baseless rumors. “It is mischievous for anyone to claim knowledge of the report or quote supposed excerpts from it,” Pyne added.
The Mike Ocquaye Committee was tasked with analyzing the causes behind the NPP’s loss in the 2024 elections and offering strategic recommendations for the party’s future.
However, the findings are yet to be disclosed, making any leaked information highly questionable, according to party insiders.
Pyne’s comments are part of growing calls from party leaders urging unity and a focus on internal reforms rather than public speculation.