Martin Kpebu urges Kojo Bamba to explain his past with Delta Force

Private legal practitioner Martin Kpebu has urged Kojo Bamba to openly address his past as a leader of the pro-NPP vigilante group Delta Force, particularly the group’s conduct during an incident at a courtroom.

Kpebu said Bamba should reflect on the group’s actions, including the incident in which members reportedly entered a courtroom to free people and disrupted proceedings involving a judge.

“The main worry though is his days in the Delta Force. What they did against the judge, going into the courtroom, you know, to scatter things to free this,” Kpebu said on TV3.

He urged Bamba to speak candidly about his time leading the group and grant an extensive interview to help the public better understand his past.

“He should be honest, do his reflections on his days as the head of the Delta Force,” Kpebu said.

“He should grant a wide-ranging interview for us to get to know him better.”

Kojo Bamba is Kwadwo Fosu Boadu, a former auto mechanic and former leader of Delta Force, a pro-NPP vigilante group that operated in the Ashanti Region.

He became widely known in 2017 when members of the group were involved in incidents at the Ashanti Regional Coordinating Council and a court in Kumasi.

He later took up formal roles within the NPP and, on October 3, 2026, was elected the party’s First National Vice Chairman.

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