Audio By Carbonatix
Former Member of Parliament for Assin Central, Kennedy Ohene Agyapong, has officially announced his intention to contest the party’s presidential primaries ahead of the 2028 general election.
In a press statement issued on Monday, July 29, Agyapong declared: “Now that nominations have been opened, I will be contesting for the New Patriotic Party's 2028 Presidential Primaries.”
He expressed heartfelt gratitude for the widespread support he has received from across the nation, from party faithful, professionals, young people, and even Members of Parliament, some of whom have offered to personally fund his nomination form.
Mr Agyapong framed his ambition not as a personal quest but a shared mission, promising to rise above partisan divides and unite the nation.

“Together, we will… build a Ghana where every citizen… has a fair shot at success. I am ready to listen to you and to lead with integrity and purpose,” the statement read.
According to the statement, the announcement coincides with a birthday tribute to his Communications Director and General Manager of Kencity Group, Lawyer Kwaku Amoh‑Darteh, whom he publicly thanked for his team’s hard work.
"Coincidentally, today also marks the birthday of the General Manager of the Kencity Group and my Communications Director, Lawyer Kwaku Amoh-Darteh. I take this opportunity to wish him a very happy birthday and thank him and every member of the team, for the incredible work you continue to do."
Latest Stories
-
Twifo Hemang SHTS appeals for administrative vehicle
13 minutes -
Ghana believes in its entrepreneurs – GEA CEO reaffirms commitment to SMEs
43 minutes -
I’m not intimidated by Rihanna’s success – Partner, A$AP Rocky
53 minutes -
Nobody can beat me in transparent election – Davido boasts
1 hour -
P-Square inspired me, made me proud to be African – Davido
1 hour -
Shakira, Burna Boy’s ‘Dai Dai’ becomes highest charting World Cup song in history
1 hour -
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez freezing her eggs and hasn’t ‘ruled out’ presidential run
1 hour -
Brazil tightens crypto transfers to curb fraud
2 hours -
China evacuates one million from homes as massive storm arrives
2 hours -
Malawi beat Ghana to book first-ever place at Women’s World Cup
2 hours -
US tightens travel rules for people returning from Ebola-hit regions
2 hours -
Trump unveils trade actions to compete with China on solar and chips
2 hours -
Oil rises on uncertainty over reopening of Hormuz
2 hours -
Holiday ‘completely overshadowed’ by loss of airport luggage
4 hours -
African quartet secure Women’s World Cup places
4 hours