Hopeson Adorye, a prominent figure within the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) and now serving as Director of Special Duties for Alan Kyerematen’s Movement for Change, has unveiled plans to launch an advocacy entity known as the Jail Them Advocacy Group.

The primary objective of this initiative is to compel the ruling party to hold accountable former NPP officials from the 2025 administration.

Mr Adorye firmly stated that certain ex-NPP officials were embroiled in severe corruption, labeling them as "deeply corrupt" and "government thieves" who exploited their positions for personal enrichment.

While acknowledging his own past appointment by the NPP, Mr Adorye stressed that not all party members were tainted by corruption like those he condemns.

During an interview on the Citizen Show hosted by Nana Otu Darko on Accra 100.5 FM on Thursday, May 2, 2024, Mr Adorye outlined his plans to compile a list of individuals he deems highly corrupt, substantiated by evidence, and present this dossier to the government for legal action.

He underscored the critical need to combat corruption within government to channel resources toward the populace's development.

Adorye also hinted at a forthcoming apology to former President John Dramani Mahama, suggesting that compared to the present administration, Mahama seemed like "an angel."

In the event of a change in government, Adorye pledged to ensure that those implicated in corruption during the previous administration faced repercussions.

He claimed to possess comprehensive documentation detailing the alleged misconduct perpetrated by the unnamed individuals during their tenure in government.