The Member of Parliament (MP) for Mpraeso, Davis Ansah Opoku, has issued a strong caution to Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, stressing that the recent agitations against his leadership are only the beginning of a much bigger resistance.
Speaking during a heated political engagement in the Eastern Region, the Mpraeso legislator expressed his displeasure over what he described as poor leadership decisions and internal party manipulations by Dr. Bawumia.
He warned that if the concerns of party members and the electorate continue to be ignored, the backlash against the Vice President will intensify.
“This is just the beginning; we will hit harder if things do not change. Enough is enough. The people of Mpraeso, and by extension, Ghanaians, are tired of empty promises and failed leadership,” the MP declared, drawing loud reactions from the crowd.
The comments, which have quickly gone viral, come at a time when tensions are already high within the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) as it gears up for a crucial election season. Many grassroots supporters have complained about neglect, economic hardship, and a lack of transparency in the party’s internal dealings.
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Political analysts say the MP’s statement is a direct challenge to Dr. Bawumia’s authority, signaling possible cracks within the party ahead of the elections. Some party insiders believe this could further deepen the growing divide between loyalists of President Nana Akufo-Addo and the Vice President’s camp.
Meanwhile, supporters of Dr. Bawumia have dismissed the MP’s comments as political noise-making, insisting that the Vice President remains the best candidate to lead the country forward. They argue that his track record in digital transformation and economic management speaks for itself and cannot be overshadowed by “unfounded criticisms.”
The development has heightened political tension in the Eastern Region, where both the ruling party and the opposition are fighting hard to secure dominance ahead of the polls. Security agencies have been urged to remain vigilant to prevent clashes between opposing factions as campaign activities intensify.
Observers say if the rift between the Mpraeso MP and the Vice President is not resolved swiftly, it could have dire consequences for the NPP’s unity and electoral fortunes in the upcoming elections.
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