Agyapong shared that his rise in business has little to do with politics but everything to do with quality.
Agyapong emphasized that his businesses are driven by understanding the needs of the Ghanaian public and ensuring that he delivers high-quality products.
He explained that his focus on providing top-tier goods has allowed him to thrive regardless of political affiliations.
He pointed to his cold storage business as a prime example, explaining that he stands out in the industry due to his use of ammonia-based refrigeration.
“Unlike others, my cold storage system can operate at minus 25 degrees, ensuring that products like fish and chicken stay fresh,” he said.
He even recounted a story of a client who paid $24,000 to rent a room for three months to preserve his products.
However, Agyapong also addressed an internal conflict within the NPP, accusing some party members of attempting to undermine him.
“There was a deliberate effort to bring me down, but they failed. Now, they are struggling financially and are looking for support,” he said, pointing to the current financial challenges within the party.