‘I’ll Curse Anyone Who Votes For NDC In 2028 Election — NPP Communicator Threatened

According to a report by Ghanaian citizen TV on Wednesday October 28, 2026, a communicator of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has reportedly sparked controversy after allegedly threatening to place a curse on individuals who intend to vote for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the 2028 general elections.

The reported threat has triggered discussions about the growing intensity of political exchanges in Ghana as the country gradually moves towards another crucial electoral contest.

The 2028 elections are expected to attract significant attention from political parties, their supporters and the general public, with both the NPP and NDC likely to intensify efforts to win the confidence of voters.

According to the claim circulating, the NPP communicator issued a warning directed at people who may choose to cast their ballots for the NDC when Ghanaians head to the polls in 2028.

The alleged threat, which reportedly involved invoking a curse against such voters, has raised questions about the tone of political communication and the extent to which some party representatives may go in expressing their opposition to rival political groups.

Political communication in Ghana is often characterised by passionate arguments, fierce criticism and heated exchanges between representatives of the country’s two major political parties.

However, the reported statement has brought renewed attention to the use of spiritual threats and intimidating language in attempts to influence the political choices of citizens.

In a democratic society, every eligible voter has the right to support a political party or candidate of their choice without being subjected to intimidation or threats.

The freedom to vote according to one’s convictions remains a fundamental part of the electoral process, regardless of whether an individual’s preferred candidate belongs to the NPP, the NDC or another political organisation.

The controversy also highlights the importance of responsible public communication, particularly among individuals who speak on behalf of political parties.

Statements made by party communicators can influence public perceptions, shape political discussions and affect the relationship between supporters of opposing political groups.

As preparations and conversations surrounding the 2028 elections gradually gain momentum, political observers and members of the public are likely to pay closer attention to comments from party representatives and the manner in which political disagreements are expressed.

While supporters of both major parties are entitled to campaign passionately for their preferred candidates, the reported incident has raised concerns about whether threats and intimidation have any place in Ghana’s democratic process.

The identity of the communicator, the precise circumstances surrounding the alleged threat and any response from the NPP have not been established from the information available. Further details would be needed to independently verify the claim.

The development nevertheless adds to the ongoing debate about political rhetoric in Ghana and the need for peaceful, respectful engagement as the country approaches the 2028 general elections.

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