They Used My Words Against Me — Kennedy Agyapong Explains Campaign Silence on 10 Alleged “Sins”
ACCRA, GHANA — Veteran MP and NPP flagbearer hopeful Kennedy Ohene Agyapong has finally addressed why he chose silence when his loyalist remarks were branded as the “10 sins of Ken Agyapong.” In a public statement, he lamented that “they used my words against me,” maintaining his criticisms were actually in robust support of his party and former President Akufo-Addo.
Key Points: Agyapong’s Justification & Context
Based on contemporary reports, Agyapong explained:
He was accused of ten “sins” for defending President Akufo-Addo and the NPP, yet his intentions were supportive—not subversive.
“They have listed 10 sins of Kennedy Agyapong… but if you look at all, they were in support of President Akufo-Addo and the NPP” Reddit+13Sand City Radio Online+13MyJoyOnline+13
Choosing silence was a strategic act to avoid internal discord, saying rhetorically:
“Would I defend them with the 10 sins again?”
Background: The “10 Sins” Narrative Explained
These so-called “sins” were criticisms levelled by internal NPP factions, reportedly labelling Agyapong’s loyal statements as betrayals or divisive rhetoric.
Agyapong clarified the remarks came during debates over party direction, not as personal accusations or misinformation.
Political Insight: Silence as Strategy in Intra-Party Conflict
Agyapong’s choice to hold back further comment may reflect:
A tactical restraint to preserve party unity amid leadership battles.
An effort not to amplify smears or distract from his electability.
A broader principle seen in Ghanaian politics, where silence can sometimes signify strength, not weakness.
Source: My News Ghana
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