Director of Communications for the NPP, Richard Ahiagbah
The Director of Communications for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has issued a warning to the public regarding the circulation of fabricated versions of a recently submitted confidential party report.
He cautioned against the spread of misinformation, stressing that any documents or quotes attributed to the report appearing on social media are entirely fake.
In a post shared on April 17, 2025, he stated, “After submitting the confidential report to the party, I must caution against fake versions of the report circulating on social media. Please ignore any claims referencing quotes from pages of the report, as they are fake and nothing more than propaganda.”
He added, “Don’t fall for fake news—this report is confidential.”
Ahiagbah also commended the former Speaker of Parliament, Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye, and his committee for what he described as “impressive work” in compiling the report.
“Commendations to the Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye Committee for their impressive work,” he stated.
Background
A 12-member committee was established by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to investigate the party’s defeat in the 2024 elections.
The committee, chaired by Professor Mike Oquaye, was tasked with thoroughly assessing the reasons behind the party’s loss. The committee was given a three-month window to conduct its review and present its findings to the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the party.
The committee’s terms of reference included evaluating the party’s internal election processes, reviewing the overall campaign strategy, and identifying the factors that led to the defeat.
The report was presented to party leadership on April 16, 2025, after which Ahiagbah emphasised that it remains confidential.
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Commendations to the Professor Aaron Mike Oquaye Committee for their impressive work. After submitting the confidential report to the party, I must caution against fake versions of the report appearing on social media.
Please ignore any claims referencing quotes from pages of… pic.twitter.com/EELH76tZTu
— Richard Ahiagbah (@RAahiagbah) April 17, 2025
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