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21st March 2025 1:03:38 PM
2 mins readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

Former Dome-Kwabenya MP, Sarah Adwoa Safo, has insisted that no member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has the power to expel her.
She disclosed that her father, Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Safo, had personally placed her under the mentorship of former President John Agyekum Kufuor.
Speaking in an interview on Okay FM, she claimed that certain individuals within the NPP administration were against her because she refused to be involved in dishonest dealings.
She clarified that her decisions were never meant to go against the interests of Ghanaians but were rather based on what she believed was best for the nation.
"I want the party to understand that I was not deliberately sabotaging it. Rather, I refused to partake in their corrupt practices because my father raised me to uphold integrity and avoid actions that would bring disgrace to him and the church. Since I chose not to conform to their corrupt ways, they sought to tarnish my reputation and remove me from the party. However, no one brought me into the NPP.
"…It was my father who personally took me to President Kufuor's office and said, this is my daughter. She has studied procurement law, so I have brought her to you. Therefore, no one has the authority to remove me from the party," she stated.
Reflecting on her tenure overseeing the school feeding program, she stated that former President Kufuor genuinely intended for the initiative to benefit the public. However, she alleged that some party members took advantage of it for their own financial interests.
"President Kufuor initially had noble intentions for the school feeding program, but over time, it turned into an opportunity that many sought to exploit. Have you considered the plight of these pupils? Many lack proper school uniforms, and some don't even have decent shoes.
"The meals they receive at school are already inadequate, and now you expect me to take away the little they have, leaving them even more deprived and malnourished," Adwoa Safo added.
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