NPP Internal Fighting: Party youth organizer bites off the hands of party member
Kwadwo Debrah, the NPP Youth Organizer for Twifo Atimorkwa, is facing serious charges after an alleged altercation with his colleague, Frank, which has left the latter with injuries severe enough to require medical attention.
According to reports, the incident took place during a meeting, where tensions between the two youth leaders reportedly escalated into a physical confrontation. The situation reached its peak when Kwadwo Debrah allegedly bit Frank’s hand, leaving the latter in severe pain and causing a scene that has since sparked public outcry.
The altercation is now the subject of an ongoing court case, which has raised questions about professionalism, leadership, and discipline within the political ranks of the NPP.
The exact details of the altercation remain somewhat unclear, but eyewitnesses say that the confrontation occurred after an argument broke out between Kwadwo Debrah and Frank during a routine NPP youth meeting. While the nature of the disagreement is still under investigation, sources indicate that the argument was related to internal party matters, possibly involving leadership and organizational issues.
It is believed that the dispute quickly escalated, with both parties engaging in verbal exchanges before the situation took a physical turn. In an act of aggression, Kwadwo Debrah allegedly bit Frank on the hand, an act that shocked those present. The severity of the injury led to Frank being rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment, with reports confirming that the bite caused considerable damage to his hand.
Following the incident, Frank filed a formal complaint with the police, accusing Kwadwo Debrah of assault. The case was subsequently taken to court, where the NPP Youth Organizer is facing charges related to physical assault and causing harm. The court proceedings are still ongoing, with both sides presenting their versions of the events.
Frank, the alleged victim, is said to be seeking justice and has made it clear that he will not allow such behavior to go unpunished. He has expressed his frustration not only at the physical harm he endured but also at the disgrace the incident has caused the NPP, particularly in the eyes of the public.
Kwadwo Debrah, speaking on Kessben FM with Nyako Aboronmah, on the other hand, has denied any malicious intent and claims he never did bite the hands of his colleague, Frank.
The altercation has sent shockwaves through the NPP, with many questioning the level of discipline and maturity within the party’s youth wing. As a political organization that prides itself on fostering leadership and unity, the incident has raised concerns about how internal conflicts are managed, especially at a time when the party is gearing up for future elections.
