A. Anima Says NPPs First Move After Winning The Elections Will Be To Send Ablakwa And Gyamfi To Jail

According to a report by The BBC Ghana today being Tuesday, November 10, 2026, social media activist Adwoa Anima has made a controversial political statement, claiming that Sammy Gyamfi and Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa could be sent to Nsawam Prison if the New Patriotic Party (NPP) wins the 2028 general elections and returns to government.

According to Adwoa Anima, dealing with the two National Democratic Congress (NDC) politicians through imprisonment would be among the first steps the NPP would take after securing victory in the next presidential and parliamentary elections.

Her remarks have attracted considerable attention, especially among followers of the two major political parties in Ghana, as the country gradually moves towards another election season.

The activist’s comments have also generated conversations about the relationship between the NPP and NDC, particularly considering the political disagreements and accusations that have characterised interactions between members of both parties.

Sammy Gyamfi and Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa are prominent figures within the NDC and have remained active in national political discussions. Consequently, Adwoa Anima’s decision to mention their names in connection with a possible prison sentence has sparked reactions from various political observers.

Some supporters of the NPP and NDC have taken an interest in the statement, with discussions emerging over whether such remarks reflect the growing hostility between supporters of the two political movements.

However, it is important to note that Adwoa Anima’s declaration represents her personal claim and does not amount to an official announcement by the NPP that the two politicians will be arrested or imprisoned if the party wins the 2028 elections.

The comments have nevertheless added to the political conversations surrounding the next general elections, with expectations that competition between the NPP and NDC will become more intense as the polls approach.

The statement is likely to attract further reactions from party supporters and political figures, particularly those connected to the two politicians mentioned.

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