Kennedy Agyapong has fired back at NPP’s Abronye DC, venting frustration over what he calls outright disrespect from someone he once supported heavily.
In a fiery response during a recent interview, Kennedy Agyapong didn’t mince words. “If you want to be president and people say things like this, and you’re not able to correct them, then you’re not going to be an effective leader,” he said.
He continued, stressing that disrespect should be met with firmness: “I need them to respond swiftly and spontaneously. And the same language should be used to check him.”
Kennedy revealed that his support for Abronye went beyond words. “Somebody that I have fed, I’ve given him cars… I was surprised. Because of politics, he stood in front of party people to disrespect me. And people are saying, you don’t have to say anything?”
The businessman-turned-politician emphasized that staying silent would be against his nature. “Then this is not Kennedy Agyapong. I want to be natural. I want to be real.”
He added, “I want to prove to Ghanaians that I am a strict decision maker. I can take an unborn and take responsibility for everything that goes wrong. I will not shy away.”
For Kennedy, this isn’t just politics—it’s personal, and he’s not one to take disloyalty lightly.
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