Kennedy Agyapong Reportedly Resigns From NPP, Set to Announce New Party Ahead of 2028 Elections

Reports have emerged suggesting that Kennedy Agyapong, a former presidential aspirant of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has submitted a resignation letter to Chairman John Boadu as he prepares to leave the party before the 2028 general elections.

The circulating claims indicate that the Assin Central politician has communicated his decision to withdraw from the NPP. However, no official confirmation has been provided by either Agyapong or the party’s leadership.

The reports further suggest that he intends to establish a new political party through which he could contest or pursue his ambitions in the 2028 elections. It remains unclear whether any formal steps have been taken to register the proposed party.

Kennedy Agyapong has played a significant role in Ghanaian politics and has been an influential figure within the NPP. His alleged decision to leave could spark discussions about the party’s internal cohesion and the direction of his political supporters.

A new political organisation led by Agyapong would also need to establish its leadership, structure and electoral strategy to compete effectively in the next general elections.

Nevertheless, the reported resignation and plans to form a new party remain unverified. An official statement from Kennedy Agyapong or the NPP leadership is needed to establish the facts.

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