A top university professor has slammed the ruling party for putting on a fake show about changing their ways. Professor Samuel Adu-Gyamfi from KNUST blasted the New Patriotic Party during a radio interview on Wednesday. He accused party bosses of running a scam that only helps the big shots stay in power. The political science teacher said grassroots members got pushed aside while elite cronies grabbed control. He called the whole reform process nothing but cheap political theater designed to fool voters.
The professor ripped into party leaders for picking their presidential candidate before listening to regular members. He warned that putting cart before horse would split the party even more. Adu-Gyamfi said the NPP bigwigs live in a dream world if they think a new face will magically fix everything. He argued that real change means reconnecting with ordinary party supporters who feel abandoned. The academic claimed party elites care more about protecting their positions than building a stronger organization.
Adu-Gyamfi blamed the party's crushing defeat on years of bad leadership and ignoring regular Ghanaians. He said NPP politicians became arrogant and lost touch with people who voted for them. The professor urged party leaders to stop playing games and start genuine soul searching. He warned that surface changes will not win back angry voters who feel betrayed. The academic insisted that only honest reform can save the party from total collapse.
The professor ripped into party leaders for picking their presidential candidate before listening to regular members. He warned that putting cart before horse would split the party even more. Adu-Gyamfi said the NPP bigwigs live in a dream world if they think a new face will magically fix everything. He argued that real change means reconnecting with ordinary party supporters who feel abandoned. The academic claimed party elites care more about protecting their positions than building a stronger organization.
Adu-Gyamfi blamed the party's crushing defeat on years of bad leadership and ignoring regular Ghanaians. He said NPP politicians became arrogant and lost touch with people who voted for them. The professor urged party leaders to stop playing games and start genuine soul searching. He warned that surface changes will not win back angry voters who feel betrayed. The academic insisted that only honest reform can save the party from total collapse.
