Vivian Jill’s Camp Responds to NDC Parliamentary Flyer Circulating Online

The camp of popular Kumawood actress Vivian Jill Lawrence has responded to a viral flyer circulating on social media suggesting that she could be preparing to contest the Bantama parliamentary seat on the ticket of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

The flyer, which features the actress’s photograph alongside the NDC party logo, has generated conversations among social media users, with some interpreting it as a possible indication of her interest in entering active politics.

The words “Watch Out Bantama Constituency” were boldly displayed on the flyer, further fuelling speculation that the actress could be considering a parliamentary ambition in the Ashanti Region.

However, the development has now received a response from Nahbaff Media, a blogger associated with the actress.

In a post addressing the circulating flyer on Instagram, Nahbaff Media distanced Vivian Jill Lawrence from the publication and made it clear that she had no knowledge of the material.

“Please, with all due respect, Vivian Jill Lawrence has absolutely no idea about this. Thank you,” the media platform stated.

The clarification suggests that the flyer should not be treated as an official announcement of the actress’s intention to contest the Bantama parliamentary seat.

Interestingly, the development comes at a time when the NDC is preparing for its upcoming parliamentary primaries. The party had earlier directed members to stop activities that could be interpreted as premature parliamentary campaigns until the official opening of nominations.

The directive, issued by the party’s Functional Executive Committee in September 2026, warned members against organising activities intended to promote parliamentary ambitions before the approved nomination process begins.

Vivian Jill Lawrence is widely recognised for her contributions to the Ghanaian movie industry, particularly through her roles in Kumawood productions. She also attracted attention during the 2024 general election period because of her involvement in activities supporting the NDC.

Despite the growing speculation surrounding the flyer, the actress has not personally issued a public statement confirming any intention to contest a parliamentary seat.

For now, the clarification from her camp has put some distance between the actress and the political claims circulating online. Whether she will eventually consider entering parliamentary politics remains to be seen.

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