The recent by-election in the Assin North constituency in Ghana has sparked debate and speculation about the role of sympathy in shaping the outcome. While the National Democratic Congress (NDC) emerged as the victor, the Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Richard Ahiagbah, has suggested that sympathy played a significant role in the result.
In an exclusive interview, Ahiagbah shares his insights on the by-election and the factors that contributed to the NPP’s loss. He highlights the NDC’s use of false narratives and emotional appeals to sway voters, and argues that the NPP needs to evaluate its approach and make necessary adjustments to better position itself for future elections.
But is sympathy really the new strategy in Ghanaian politics? And what can the NPP and other political parties learn from the Assin North by-election?
Moving forward, it is important for all political parties to work together towards the betterment of Ghana and its people. We urge the NPP and NDC to put aside their differences and collaborate on issues that are of utmost importance to the nation.
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