I Don’t Know My Offence – Mustapha Gbande Cries Out

I Don’t Know My Offence – Mustapha Gbande Cries Out

Mustapha Foyo Gbande has expressed concern over what he believes are attempts by some individuals within his political party to work against him by influencing delegates to vote against him in an upcoming internal contest.

According to a report by Ghanaian Citizen TV on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Gbande questioned why certain party members would consider mobilising delegates against him despite his contributions and commitment to the party.

He appealed to individuals allegedly planning to distribute money to delegates to influence their voting decisions, urging them to redirect such resources towards supporting the party’s activities.

Gbande argued that financial resources intended to influence delegates could instead be used to strengthen the party’s structures and advance its collective interests.

Expressing his frustration over the situation, he questioned what offence he had committed to deserve opposition from people within the party after dedicating himself to its service.

He stated: “Those planning to give money to delegates to vote against me should rather use it to support the party. As for me, Mustapha, I do not know my offence for serving this party.”

Although he did not mention the identities of those allegedly working against him, his comments have drawn attention to possible internal disagreements and tensions surrounding delegate voting.

His remarks also highlight concerns about the role of financial inducements in internal party elections and the importance of allowing delegates to make independent decisions without undue influence.

Gbande further suggested that party members should prioritise unity and collective progress rather than engage in activities driven by personal interests or internal divisions.

The development has renewed discussions about fairness, loyalty and the use of money in political party contests, particularly as parties prepare for their internal organisational activities.

For Gbande, his appeal is that resources should be directed towards strengthening the party rather than financing efforts to undermine individuals who have contributed to its activities.

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