Member of Parliament for Nsawam/Adoagyiri, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, has called on members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to step in and defend their fellow party members whenever they face confrontations with members of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

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Speaking passionately during a video shared by GHOne TV on Facebook on Thursday, February 6, 2025, Annoh-Dompreh urged party members to show solidarity and defend the NPP's interests at all costs.

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“If you are a member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and you come across a fellow party member fighting with a member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), step in and help your fellow party member,” he stated, calling for unity and a show of strength within the party.

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The Minority Chief Whip went on to address the ongoing dispute surrounding the December 2024 Ablekuma North parliamentary election.

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He issued a one-week ultimatum for the Electoral Commission (EC) to declare Akua Afriyieh, the NPP candidate, as the winner of the election. He firmly rejected any calls for a re-run, alleging that the NDC had destroyed vital electoral documents, including pink sheets, in an attempt to undermine the election results.

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“If the NDC is not reasonable enough to accept that, based on the collated results, we have won the Ablekuma North parliamentary election, the NDC MPs will not know peace in Parliament,” he warned.

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“We will continue to demonstrate. If they do not allow the EC to re-collate, they will not know peace. We are giving the EC one week to declare the results. Why did the NDC burn the pink sheets? Ablekuma North is for the NPP. We are winning," Annoh-Dompreh concluded.

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His remarks highlight the growing tensions surrounding the Ablekuma North election, with the NPP determined to assert its victory and ready to confront the NDC on any perceived electoral wrongdoings.

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Tensions are still high in Ablekuma North as both NPP’s Akua Afriyieh and NDC’s Ewurabena Aubyn have put up billboards claiming victory, even though the Electoral Commission (EC) has not yet announced the final results.

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The re-collation of the election results has been delayed because of constant disputes and chaos, creating a lot of uncertainty. As of now, Ablekuma North is the only constituency from the December 7 election without a declared winner.

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The EC has yet to set new dates for when the results will be re-collated and finalized.

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Watch the video below:

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