Ken Agyapong Could Hand Bawumia A Heavy Defeat In 2028 As NPP Faces Possible Internal Fallout

The political future of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) ahead of the 2028 general elections could face fresh uncertainty amid claims that Kennedy Ohene Agyapong’s political ambitions and possible departure from the party could have serious consequences for Dr Mahamudu Bawumia.

The provocative prediction that Ken Agyapong could make Bawumia suffer a heavy defeat in 2028 has renewed attention on the divisions and competing interests within the NPP following its internal political contests.

Agyapong, a former Assin Central Member of Parliament and a prominent figure within the party, has maintained a strong political following among sections of the NPP grassroots. His outspoken style and ability to attract supporters have made him an influential voice in the party.

The possibility of him leaving the NPP, if it materialises, could create a difficult situation for the party, particularly as it prepares to rebuild its support base and organise for the next general election.

Such a move could potentially affect party unity, voter mobilisation and the relationship between key political figures. It could also create opportunities for rival political parties to attract supporters who may feel dissatisfied with developments within the NPP.

For Bawumia, who is expected to remain central to the party’s 2028 electoral strategy, maintaining unity and winning the confidence of influential party members will be important.

However, the suggestion that Agyapong’s actions would automatically lead to Bawumia’s defeat remains a political prediction rather than an established outcome. Electoral results will depend on several factors, including campaign strategies, public opinion, economic conditions and the choices of Ghanaian voters.

Whether Agyapong remains within the NPP or chooses a different political direction, his influence could become an important issue in the party’s preparations for 2028.

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