From reliable sources and insider intelligence of the Gallant Cadres of NDC within the New Patriotic Party , known NPP communicators, Miracles Aboagye ,Awal Mohammed, and Nana B etc have shown growing interest in this group and are already holding meetings with its executives.
The clear objective is to appropriate the platform for NPP propaganda and carefully coordinated political messaging, deliberately framed around jobs, unemployment, and public sector recruitment.
More importantly, this intelligence confirms that the approach is deliberate, structured, and replicable. A similar formation has been established within the nurses’ constituency, following the same blueprint,mobilising professionals and unemployed groups under seemingly neutral banners for political leverage. If these initiatives are not addressed early, they are likely to be rebranded as so-called “Graduate Unemployed Associations” with the calculated intention of undermining and discrediting the NDC government, particularly among the youth and key professional blocs whose opinions strongly influence public discourse.
There is no dispute that the government is performing creditably, and the growing public approval is both encouraging and well deserved. However, positive sentiment must never translate into strategic complacency. Political history consistently shows that platforms ignored at their formative stages can quickly mature into powerful propaganda machinery if left to operate unchecked.
In my considered view, it is imperative that the NDC moves proactively rather than reactively by building and sustaining strong, credible pressure groups, especially youth-led and professional-based formations, that will consistently endorse, amplify, and defend the achievements of the NDC government. Beyond endorsement, these structures must be strategically empowered to counter, expose, and neutralize deceptive and subversive NPP narratives, particularly within traditional and digital media spaces where conversations around employment and economic opportunity are rapidly shaped and weaponised.
This goes beyond routine partisan engagement. It is about protecting the credibility of the government, safeguarding public confidence, and staying ahead of coordinated misinformation efforts. Early, decisive intervention will prevent avoidable reputational damage and ensure that the NDC sets and controls the narrative, rather than being forced into defensive responses to manufactured employment-related crises.
The Gallant Cadres of NDC understand such moves has been NPP’s operational style any time the party is in opposition . Some of Ghanaians who have worked closely with the NPP during their years in opposition before 2017, and it is known method of the NPP : they start quietly, build gradually, and deliberately scale narratives until they gain enough momentum to disrupt governance and public confidence. Recognising these patterns early gives the NDC a strategic advantage,one that should be decisively
utilised.
Signed – Comrade Richard E A Sarpong, Father Casford. The PRO, 0208573712
Ohemaa Akosua Borngreat, Deputy PRO, 0243179445
Mr F Kadan, Secretary, 0242276044
Mr Eric Takyi, Deputy Secretary, 0546572070
Mr Carrick Kpeglo, Chairman, 0542002741
Mr Lawrence Odoom, Vice Chair, 0272626466
