By king Amoah
Following a widespread media reports that the former Assin Central Member of Parliament, Kennedy Agyepong has officially parted ways with the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), his loyalists have greeted the development with enthusiasm.
Supporters believe that this move is a welcome news for not just Agyepong’s dedicated base, but also for the entire nation of Ghana.
Although the NPP leadership are yet to officially confirm the departure, legal representatives of Mr. Agyepong have broken the silence to seal his ( Agyepong’s) exit from the party.
In the wake of this historic political shift, Kennedy Agyepong’s supporters have indicated that the former lawmaker has already formed a new political movement dubbed The Base Party.
According to his loyalists, the newly established party has already been embraced by the masses as a viable alternative to the country’s traditional political landscape.
Speaking on the vision of the new movement, Paul Kofi Mensah noted that The Base Party has emerged on the political arena to serve as a formidable force dedicated to fight for economic freedom and the total transformation of the country.
Echoing the similar sentiment, Moses Addo described Mr. Agyepong’s exit from the NPP and the subsequent formation of The Base Party as a long awaited liberation for Ghanaians.
Addo hinted that Agyepong is bringing forward a robust and progressive policies designed to unseat the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the upcoming 2028 general elections.
Furthermore, Abena Pokuwaah from Ken’s camp commended Kennedy Agyepong for breaking ties with the NPP, criticizing the party for allegedly lacking the direction and policies needed to return to power.
Pokuwaah stressed that Ghanaians are fed up with the monopoly of both the NPP and the NDC in governing the nation.
She consequently passionately urged Ghanaians to positively rally behind The Base Party in its mission to take over the governance of the country in the 2028 general elections.
As the political landscape continues to shift, all eyes will be on Kennedy Agyepong and The Base Party as they begin to outline their blueprint for Ghana’s future ahead of the 2028 elections.
