Former Dome-Kwabenya MP Sarah Adwoa Safo has expressed her displeasure and disappointment following a no-show by the New Patriotic Party’s Disciplinary Committee on Monday, April 7, 2025.
The former Deputy Majority Leader, who was summoned over comments she made concerning the party’s performance in the 2024 elections, arrived at the party’s headquarters in Accra prepared to face the committee. However, to her surprise, the sitting had been postponed without her knowledge.
Speaking to the media, a visibly upset Adwoa Safo questioned the seriousness of the party’s internal processes. She said she was ready for the hearing, only to be told upon arrival that the committee was not sitting. She described the situation as unfair and humiliating.
She emphasized that she received the summons just a day prior and made time to honour it, expecting due respect and proper communication considering her seniority within the party.
She pointed out that she is a former deputy majority leader, cabinet minister, and a three-time Member of Parliament, and deserved better treatment.
Adwoa Safo also questioned why no one contacted her directly to inform her of the change, especially when many party officials have her phone number.
The incident has sparked broader concerns about the NPP’s internal coordination and how disciplinary matters are managed, prompting calls for more transparency and professionalism.
