Audio By Carbonatix
A growing number of NPP Members of Parliament are urging the party’s National Officers to include Davis Ansah Opoku (OPK), MP for Mpraeso, in the Whip team for the 9th Parliament.
The MPs highlight OPK’s exceptional intelligence and contributions during the 8th Parliament as key reasons for their appeal.
His insightful input in parliamentary debates and active engagement on caucus platforms have earned him widespread respect within the party’s parliamentary group.

Described by colleagues as bold, articulate, and highly organized, OPK has consistently energized and mobilized members.
They believe his inclusion in the Whip team would bolster the NPP’s parliamentary leadership while providing backbenchers with a proactive and reliable liaison.
As Deputy Ranking Member of the Public Accounts Committee, OPK has demonstrated a strong commitment to accountability and a deep understanding of parliamentary processes.
MPs argue that this experience equips him to play a pivotal role in steering the NPP caucus, particularly during the transition to opposition.
Supporters emphasize that OPK’s dynamic leadership and ability to unite members will be critical in maintaining cohesion and discipline within the caucus.
They also view his inclusion as a step toward prioritizing youthful, results-oriented leaders who can strengthen the NPP’s position in the 9th Parliament.
This call reflects a broader appeal for the party to invest in emerging leaders like OPK to remain effective and credible in the coming years.
Latest Stories
-
Construction emissions pose rising climate risk, Scientists Say
3 hours -
AFCON 2025: Senegal beat Morocco to win second title
5 hours -
Sports journalist Alex Kobina Stonne elected UniMAC External Affairs Commissioner
5 hours -
NDC’s economic gains ‘cosmetic’; real impact yet to be felt – Bryan Acheampong
5 hours -
WEF warns geoeconomic confrontation now world’s biggest threat
6 hours -
Top 10 safest countries in Africa for travellers in 2026: Ghana places 7th
6 hours -
Inflation to remain within lower bound of medium-term target of 8 ± 2% – BoG
7 hours -
Bright Simons: Ghana’s budget should follow gold, not oil
7 hours -
Stress test on restructured government bonds: Banks appear resilient to shocks – BoG
7 hours -
T-bills auction: Investor interest continued to surge, but interest rates soar
7 hours -
2025/26 Ghana League: Holy Stars edge Bechem United to secure vital home victory
9 hours -
Gun amnesty programme extended by two weeks
9 hours -
Tano North farmers threaten demonstration against Newmont ‘unfair compensation’
9 hours -
GPL 2025/26: Richmond Opoku brace sees Young Apostles draw with Hohoe United
9 hours -
Over 75% of NPP Parliamentary candidates outpolled Bawumia in 2024 – Bryan Acheampong
9 hours
