It’s sad that 4 months after going into opposition, NPP can’t pay its workers – Ken Agyapong

Former NPP flagbearer hopeful Kennedy Agyapong Former New Patriotic Party (NPP) Member of Parliament (MP), Kennedy Agyapong, has expressed his disappointment with the party’s inability to pay its workers four months after going into opposition. Ken Agyapong, a former flagbearer hopeful of the party, said that the party not being able to pay its workers or not having the resources to run its activities was a worry. He, however, indicated that opposition political parties having financial difficulties is a common trend in Ghana’s political landscape.

“It is not only unique to the NPP, but every party, when they go to opposition, they face financial or resource challenges. So, I came from Madagascar, and I heard the news that for four months, we’ve not been able to pay salaries and even money to work. “So, I decided I’ll come and give my widow’s mite as a contribution to help run the administration of the party,” Ken said at the NPP Headquarters in Accra when he was donating money to the party on Friday, April 25, 2025.



He added; “We just came to opposition in about four months, and it’s sad that we cannot run the party, which I think is not good enough. So, my message is simple. I’ve come this morning to give my widow’s mite as a contribution to enable you to run the party.

” The former Assin Central legislator reportedly donated GH¢1 million to the party. Watch his remarks in the video below: BAI/AE You can also watch the latest Twi News on GhanaWeb TV below: Meanwhile, watch as frustrated Ghanaians speak out on poor network challenges.