The former Minister of Environment, Science, and Technology, Professor Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng, has indicated that party he plans to vote for in the upcoming general elections has not been listed on the ballot paper.

Speaking to the media Professor Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng he noted that the situation leaves him disheartened.

According to him, the growing divisions within the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and made it clear that, despite his longstanding connection and affection for the party, he no longer sees himself as a part of it.

“The NPP is fragmented, disseminated, disunited, so there is no cohesion, and I really don’t feel that I am part of it because this is a party I love. I have an emotional attachment to it, from the days of my grandfather; he was the Adontenhene of Toase, and we’ve gone through a lot of things,” he stated.

He also shared that he would soon be celebrating his jubilee anniversary, marking a milestone in public service, alongside his longtime classmate.

“Pretty soon, I and my classmates will be celebrating a 50th-anniversary in public service, and we think we’ve done a lot. There you are, you are asked to present a report to fight environmental terrorism, and two members of my party have taken me to court,” he lamented.