US-based Ghanaian journalist and fierce critic of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kelvin Taylor, has taken a direct swipe at the opposition party just days after arriving in Ghana — a country NPP sympathizers previously warned him never to set foot in due to his frequent attacks on their top officials.
In a Facebook post shared under his media platform With All Due Respect, Kelvin Taylor wrote: “8 Years in Power the NPP Couldn’t Do Foko. What can they do now that We determined to keep them in Opposition for 42 years?”
His message, dripping with sarcasm, appeared to mock the NPP’s time in government, while celebrating the return of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to power.
Taylor continued: “Imagine One Man sitting on your happiness for 8 years with all the powers and about to do same for 42 years with No Power? Lol, Mo Bleedi.”
Taylor, who has spent years broadcasting sharp political commentary from the United States, often took on leading NPP figures with harsh critiques.
His return to Ghana under an NDC administration appears to be both symbolic and personal.
In what many interpret as a challenge to his critics, he added: “‘If you are a Man Come to Ghana’ People, Good Morning oo.”
He concluded the post with a short spiritual note: “God is KING.”
