Ghana's NPP Elections: Unverified Claims of Intimidation and Underhanded Tactics Surface

NPP Internal Elections: Allegations of 'Open Secrets' Surface. Ghana's ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) is currently holding internal elections to determine its flagbearer for the upcoming general elections. A recent video circulating on social media alleges the existence of 'open secrets' within the party, suggesting that the contest between Alan Kyerematen and Ken Agyapong is marred by behind-the-scenes maneuvering and power plays. The video features an unnamed speaker who claims that certain government officials are intimidating potential voters and using underhanded tactics to influence the outcome of the election. "They are intimidating people," the speaker alleges, "using their power to sway the election in their favor." The video also mentions the campaign strategies of both candidates, highlighting the alleged use of divisive tactics by some factions. While the claims made in the video remain unsubstantiated, they raise important questions about the fairness and transparency of the NPP's internal electoral process. Independent verification of these allegations is crucial before drawing definitive conclusions. The NPP is yet to respond to these claims. The upcoming elections are critical for the party's future and the stability of Ghana's political landscape.