Abronye Drops Bombshell: Any NPP Leader Claiming Chairman Wontumi Is in Good Health Is a Liar

Kwame Baffoe, popularly known as Abronye DC, the Bono Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has made a startling revelation about the health of Ashanti Regional Chairman Bernard Antwi Boasiako, widely known as Chairman Wontumi, declaring that any NPP leader who claims Wontumi is in good health and shape is a liar. According to Abronye, Chairman Wontumi is “very sick,” a statement that directly contradicts reassurances previously offered by some party figures and has sent shockwaves through the NPP rank and file.

The remarks, shared via The 1957 News, mark a dramatic escalation in the ongoing saga surrounding Chairman Wontumi’s health, which has been the subject of intense speculation and rumour in recent weeks. Abronye’s blunt assessment leaves no room for ambiguity, effectively accusing fellow party leaders of dishonesty and raising serious questions about the transparency of the NPP’s communication on the matter. His statement represents one of the most direct and candid acknowledgments yet that all is not well with the influential Ashanti Regional Chairman.

Abronye’s declaration is particularly significant given his own position as a senior NPP regional chairman. By publicly contradicting claims that Wontumi is healthy, he has effectively broken ranks with any party narrative seeking to downplay the seriousness of the situation. The statement also places pressure on other NPP leaders who may have offered reassuring but, according to Abronye, inaccurate assessments of Wontumi’s condition, forcing the party to confront questions about credibility and honesty.

The development comes at a delicate time for the NPP, which is still grappling with the aftermath of its 2024 electoral defeat and seeking to regroup ahead of future contests. Chairman Wontumi has long been a formidable and controversial figure within the party, and uncertainty over his health adds another layer of instability to an already challenging period. Abronye’s comments are likely to intensify calls for clarity and could deepen divisions within the party’s leadership.

As the situation unfolds, Ghanaians and NPP supporters alike will be looking for definitive information about Chairman Wontumi’s true condition. Abronye’s candid intervention has shifted the conversation from speculation to a direct challenge to the party’s public statements, ensuring that the health of one of the NPP’s most prominent figures remains firmly in the spotlight. For now, the question of who is telling the truth about Wontumi’s health lingers, and the answer may have significant implications for the party’s internal dynamics.