Akua Afriyieh Apologises to NPP After Defying Party Over Ablekuma North Re-Run

Former MP for Ablekuma North, Akua Afriyieh, has issued an apology to the leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) after defying a party directive not to contest in the recently held parliamentary election re-run in the constituency.

Afriyieh’s decision to go against the party’s orders sparked controversy within NPP circles, with many describing her actions as divisive and potentially damaging to party unity.

Afriyieh, who previously served in Parliament from 2017 to 2021, had declared her intention to run in the re-run despite the party’s official stance, prompting warnings from senior officials. Her move was seen as a direct challenge to party structures and raised concerns about internal cohesion.

Her apology comes in the wake of renewed efforts by party leadership to maintain unity and discipline, especially in constituencies that have witnessed recent tensions.

Political analysts say the incident is a reminder of the NPP’s delicate balancing act as it prepares for a crucial election season, where managing internal loyalty will be just as important as winning over the electorate.

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