Hon. Boakye Agyarko has not been answering his calls since the party’s election – John Boadu

In an Official Facebook Post on 10 October 2026, Kojo Anane Sonkondo reported comments made by NPP National Chairman John Boadu, who disclosed that Hon. Boakye Agyarko has not been answering his calls since the party’s recent election. His words — “I have tried calling Agyarko several times, but my calls have gone unanswered” — captured both concern and disappointment, as he revealed a breakdown in communication between two senior figures of the party.  

Boadu’s disclosure points to underlying tensions within the NPP following its internal elections. While he did not elaborate on the reasons for Agyarko’s silence, the revelation suggests possible dissatisfaction or strained relations in the aftermath of the contest. In Ghana’s political culture, such silence can be interpreted as a sign of protest, disapproval, or disengagement, especially when it involves prominent personalities who have played significant roles in the party’s history.  

The statement also raises questions about unity within the NPP as it prepares for the 2028 general elections. Internal cohesion is often seen as a critical factor in determining electoral success, and any visible cracks in communication among leaders can fuel speculation about divisions. Boadu’s decision to make the matter public may have been intended to highlight the need for reconciliation and dialogue, but it also underscores the challenges of managing relationships in a competitive political environment.  

Public reaction to his disclosure is likely to be mixed. Supporters of Boadu may view his openness as a call for unity and transparency, while critics may argue that such matters should be resolved privately rather than aired publicly. Nonetheless, the strength of his words lies in their ability to draw attention to the importance of communication and solidarity within the party’s leadership.  

On the whole, his statement was both revealing and cautionary. It reminded Ghanaians that political parties are not immune to internal disagreements, and that leadership requires constant effort to maintain trust and dialogue. At the end of the day, John Boadu’s words were a candid admission: Hon. Boakye Agyarko has not been answering his calls since the election, and the NPP must confront the reality of internal strains if it hopes to move forward united.  

Source: Kojo Anane Sonkondo, Official Facebook Post, 10 October, 2026