Boakye Agyarko, a distinguished member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has raised critical concerns regarding the current trajectory of the party’s ongoing “Thank You Tour.”
Originally conceived as an initiative to reinforce party unity and energize grassroots support, Agyarko argues that the tour has instead devolved into internal divisions, blame-shifting, and growing discord.
He cautioned that these developments could undermine both the NPP’s unity and its long-standing relationship with the Ghanaian people.
Agyarko’s call for a reassessment of the tour’s direction signals the urgent need for reflection and recalibration within the party leadership to preserve the NPP’s integrity and future prospects.
Agyarko expressed regret that the tour, which was initially envisioned as a platform to reignite hope and strengthen connections with supporters, has instead contributed to disunity within the party.
Rather than galvanizing the grassroots and uplifting the spirit of the NPP, the initiative is, according to Agyarko, becoming a source of internal strife.
The party, he observed, is now increasingly embroiled in blame-shifting, with tensions growing between various factions.
Describing the situation as a “regrettable turn of events,” Agyarko warned that the tour’s failure to unite the party could have severe consequences.
He cautioned that the discontent brewing within the ranks is not only detrimental to internal cohesion but also risks eroding the trust and goodwill the NPP has cultivated with the Ghanaian public over time.
The tour’s current path, Agyarko suggested, could lead to a significant loss of public confidence, which the party has worked hard to build.
In his statement, Agyarko emphasized the need for urgent intervention from the party’s leadership. He warned that the NPP is currently on a “collision course” and urged the leadership to “apply the brakes” to prevent the situation from worsening.
The growing tensions, if left unchecked, could lead to deeper fragmentation within the party, which could have long-term negative implications for its political standing.
Agyarko called for a recalibration of the tour’s strategy, advocating for a more thoughtful and constructive approach.
He stressed that the focus should shift toward genuine reconciliation, solidarity, and purposeful engagement, reflecting the NPP’s values and historical legacy.
The tour should aim to rebuild trust, foster unity, and strengthen the party’s ability to connect with the people it serves.
This call for a reassessment marks an important moment for the NPP as it navigates a critical phase in its political journey. Agyarko’s statement underscores the need for self-reflection and renewal within the party leadership.
If the NPP is to maintain its unity and continue to serve the interests of the Ghanaian people effectively, it must act swiftly to realign its efforts and reinstate the spirit of unity and cooperation that has historically been its strength.
Read the full statement below
