Kwasi Kwarteng Reveals He Declined NPP Deputy Communications Director Position

New Patriotic Party (NPP) communications team member Kwasi Kwarteng has disclosed that the party’s leadership approached him to take up the position of Deputy Communications Director but said he respectfully declined the offer.

Kwarteng’s revelation provides insight into the party’s internal efforts to fill key communication positions as it continues to organise its structures and strengthen its public messaging.

According to him, the leadership considered him for the role, which would have involved supporting the party’s communication leadership in explaining its policies, responding to political developments and engaging the media on issues of national importance.

However, despite being approached for the position, Kwarteng said he decided not to accept the offer.

His decision comes at a time when political communication remains a significant part of the NPP’s activities, particularly as the party seeks to maintain engagement with its supporters, respond to criticism and present its positions on the government’s policies and performance.

The Deputy Communications Director position is an important role within the party’s communication structure. The person appointed is generally expected to assist in coordinating communication activities, supporting media engagements and ensuring that the party’s messages are effectively conveyed to the public.

Kwarteng’s disclosure has drawn attention to the process of selecting individuals for leadership responsibilities within the party. His decision to turn down the offer, however, does not necessarily indicate a disagreement with the leadership or its communication strategy.

He has not, in the information provided, disclosed the specific reasons behind his decision or indicated whether he would consider accepting a similar appointment in the future.

The development also highlights the fact that party members may choose to contribute to political activities in different capacities rather than accept formal leadership positions.

For the NPP, filling communication roles remains relevant to its efforts to coordinate its public engagement and maintain a consistent message across the party’s structures.

Meanwhile, Kwarteng’s comments have clarified that although he was approached for the Deputy Communications Director position, he chose not to take up the responsibility.

Further details about the party’s plans for the position and any subsequent appointment have not been provided.

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