The Communications Director of the United Party, Solomon Owusu, has alleged that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Ashanti Region is facing internal turmoil, with some individuals allegedly attempting to exploit tribal sentiments to advance their political interests.
Speaking on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha, Owusu expressed concern about what he described as efforts by certain individuals within the party to introduce ethnic considerations into its internal political affairs.
According to him, the situation within the Ashanti Regional NPP raises concerns about the growing divisions and tensions among party members, particularly as political activities and internal discussions continue to gather momentum.
He argued that the use of tribal sentiments in political engagements could further deepen divisions and undermine efforts to build unity among party supporters.
Owusu maintained that political disagreements should be addressed through dialogue, mutual understanding and constructive engagement rather than attempts to create divisions along ethnic lines.
He further suggested that political actors must prioritise national cohesion and the collective interest of the country instead of using tribal identity as a tool to gain political advantage.
His comments were made during a discussion on iKulcha TV and Radio Kulcha, where he shared his views on the political developments within the NPP in the Ashanti Region and their broader implications for Ghana’s political environment.
