Look at How You and I Are Sweating Just 10 Months in Opposition — Kennedy Agyapong Rallies NPP Delegates to Bring the Party Back to Power

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Firebrand New Patriotic Party (NPP) stalwart and flagbearer hopeful, Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, has once again charged party delegates to entrust him with the leadership of the party, promising to bring the NPP back to power in 2028.


Speaking to supporters and delegates, Agyapong passionately declared:


> “Look at how you and I are sweating just 10 months in Opposition. Vote for me and let’s bring power back to the NPP.”


The Assin Central MP, known for his straight talk and bold criticism, reminded party members of the struggles they currently face outside government, urging them to rally behind a leader who understands their frustrations and can reconnect the NPP with ordinary Ghanaians.


In a related event captured by KennectedTV, Agyapong delivered a fiery message during his visit to the Gushiegu constituency in the Northern Region, where he told delegates to focus on action rather than propaganda.


> “Tell the people what you can do, not propaganda,” he fired, emphasizing that the NPP’s comeback depends on honesty, development, and delivery rather than lofty promises.


Agyapong’s campaign continues to gain traction as he positions himself as the candidate who represents grassroots energy, accountability, and hard work. His consistent message — that the NPP must rise above internal propaganda and focus on tangible progress — appears to resonate with many party faithful who feel disconnected after losing power.


As the NPP prepares for its next internal elections, Kennedy Agyapong’s blend of empathy, realism, and fiery patriotism continues to distinguish him as a formidable contender in the party’s quest to regain power.

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