OFFICIAL: Kennedy Agyapong leaves NPP’s thank you tour after $t@b!ng of his boy
Kennedy Agyapong, a former member of parliament for Assin Central, has formally declared his intention to withdraw from the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) current “Thank You” tour, citing concerns over the safety of his supporters.
His choice comes in the wake of a violent event in which a student from Unity Hall’s affiliated Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) was stabbed.
Agyapong’s crew had recruited the victim, who was a member of Unity Hall’s Jama group, to perform at the event at the Pentecost Church in Bantama, Kumasi.
Agyapong’s team claims that the Jama organization received funding from a rich friend of the former MP who was present at the event. The money was allegedly taken by force when a bunch of guys, presumably from the NPP, appeared with guns and heavy builds.
Gunshots were fired amid a conflict between the armed guys and the Jama group. One Jama group member was stabbed in the confusion.
The sufferer was transported to the emergency unit of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital and is currently getting treatment.
Since then, Kennedy Agyapong and his group have formally complained to the Kumasi Central Police Command.
Agyapong promised to seek justice for the victim and confirmed his departure from the tour in a media appearance on Wednesday.
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