Today, I extend my deepest appreciation to all farmers and fisherfolk across Ghana. Your work is the backbone of our food security and a central pillar of our economy.
The future we seek strong, stable and competitive depends on a modern agricultural system that gives you better tools, fair markets, and real opportunities to grow. My commitment is to help build a sector where your hard work translates into higher productivity, better income and lasting progress for your families and communities.
Thank you for your dedication to Ghana. Our nation’s next chapter in agriculture will be shaped with you and for you.
Ayekoo, and God bless our farmers.
In keeping with our commitment to stand with the grassroots of our great NPP, I had the honour of presenting an electric wheelchair to Mr. Kwasi Kaya, a devoted party member from Techimantia in the Ahafo Region.
This gesture was made in honour of my husband, Hon. Ken Ohene Agyapong, to fulfill the promise he made during his Ahafo Regional Unity campaign tour.
We remain steadfast in our mission to support the very people who have held this party together from the ground up. Together, we will build a stronger NPP and a better Ghana.
VOTE NO. 1 on the Ballot. 🇳🇱
#Ken2028
#UnityTour
#GetKENnected
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From Kpando to North Dayi, the warmth and dedication of our NPP delegates continue to strengthen my resolve.
Today, I saw the spirit of a people ready for change, ready to move Ghana from importation to production and to build a nation where opportunity reaches every corner. 🇬🇭
Thank you, North Dayi, for your belief, your courage and your commitment to this movement of unity and progress. Together, we will make Ghana work for all. 🇳🇱
VOTE NO. 1 on the Ballot. 🇳🇱
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#UnityTour
#GetKENnected
#1ForKenAgyapong
In every region my campaign tour takes me, I will support the Regional Hospital. Today, I was deeply humbled to visit the Volta Regional Hospital in Ho to make good on that promise.
It was an honour to donate my "widow's mite", a contribution aimed at strengthening their incredible work. The donation included 10 new electric wheelchairs, along with essential drugs and medical devices valued at approximately GHC 100,000.
This is a small gesture towards a huge goal: ensuring every person has access to quality and affordable healthcare. These wheelchairs will restore mobility and dignity to patients, and the medical supplies will empower our incredible doctors and nurses.
VOTE NO. 1 on the Ballot. 🇳🇱
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#UnityTour
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The Unity Tour continues and this time, we’re heading to the Volta Region!
From North Tongu to Hohoe, from Anlo to Kpando, I’m coming to meet our hardworking NPP delegates, our grassroots leaders and the people who keep the Elephant family strong. 🐘
Let’s talk unity, purpose and the future of our great party. Together, we can build the Ghana we all dream of through production, honesty and hard work.
📅 Volta Region Unity Tour
🗓 5th – 9th November 2025
NPP Delegates, it’s time to get KENnected!
#Ken2028
#UnityTour
#GetKENnected
#VoteNumber1
When I become President, I’ll move the Ministry of Agriculture to Tamale and convert 90% of the Tamale Airport into a cargo terminal to export vegetables to Europe.
We’ll build fertilizer plants, mechanize farms and create jobs, not propaganda.
Let’s liberate ourselves and vote for business-minded leadership that puts money in your pocket.
VOTE NO. 1 on the Ballot. 🇳🇱
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Dear Mr. Dennis Miracles Aboagye
1. I’ve seen your post once again attempting to twist comments made by Hon. Kennedy Agyapong. It’s the same old strategy of taking short clips, cutting them out of context, and framing a completely false narrative just to make Ken look bad. This would not change the overwhelming evidence of irregularities and manipulations that worked in favour of your candidate, especially in the North East Region. But for these systemic infractions designed in favour of your candidate, there was no way he could have pulled the 61% he got in the last primaries.
2. Our team intentionally chose silence on those matters, because we value the image and unity of the party. I have not doubt that if we had earlier complained about these electoral injustices, your camp would have been the same people to have blamed us for your candidate’s poor performance in the general elections.
3. Ken’s comments were not made in vacuum. They stem from a place of injustice and the evidence of rigging in the last elections. If someone gets 92 votes in an election and they are counted as zero, that is potent enough to trigger outrage. This is precisely why the team has set up an Anti-Rigging Committee to protect the party from internal manipulation in the next primaries. If your team truly believes in unity and fairness, you should be welcoming this initiative instead of discrediting the concerns raised.
4. On your tired insinuations that we lost the 2024 elections because of Ken’s utterances; I am not sure those ‘’utterances’’ included the famous claim that ‘’when the fundamentals are weak, the exchange rate will expose you,’’ at at a time when the cedi was incompetently moved from 4 to 17 to the dollar. I also doubt it was Ken’s utterances that stopped our government paying the over 100,000 NABCO employees.
5. Again, Ken never lied about building an airport for the Central region, so there’s definitely no way the people of central voted against us because of something Ken said. In any event, was Ken the one who and implemented the Domestic Debt Exchange Program that dishearteningly destroyed peoples savings? Was he the head of the economic Management team that recorded the worst inflation in our history? Was it Ken who promised to fix the economy? Or was it Ken who switched to preaching digitilisation when what Ghanaians desperately needed was a clear, open, honest and hopeful message about the collapsed economy then?
6. Not to talk of the arrogance of power displayed by some of you who mistook government communication for talking down to citizens, dismissing public concerns, and making ordinary Ghanaians feel unheard. You cannot treat genuine concerns with disrespect, continue to exhibit the same condescending and combative attitude towards senior party members who helped build this tradition long before your candidate ever dreamt of leading it and turn to blame others for our loss.
7. And before i forget I want to remind you that, in communication, one can make their point strongly without being rude or disrespectful to others. Many have complained about your posture in communicating, and I believe it’s about time you tell your story with respect and dignity towards others. The same pride, combativeness, and arrogance that cost us the 2024 election seem to have intensified in opposition and could very well become the bane of our 2028 campaign, in the unlikely event your candidate even wins the primaries.
Those with certificates will have opportunities and those without certificates will also have theirs, because you don’t need a certificate to earn a living.
What you need is skill, hard work and opportunity. Under my leadership, every hardworking Ghanaian, whether educated or not, will have the chance to work and succeed.
Ghana’s story is not over yet. What we need is a business-minded leader, one who can turn potential into progress and effort into employment.
VOTE NO. 1 🗳️
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Thank you, Asuogyaman, for the love and warmth.
As a mother, I felt your hope and shared your dreams for a better Ghana. Together, we believe in the vision of my husband @realKenAgyapong.🇬🇭🇳🇱
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Forget politics. Forget tribe. This feeling right here, this is what truly matters. A nation united, a people full of hope. The Black Stars carry more than just the team on their shoulders; they carry the dreams of over 35 million Ghanaians. Let's rally behind them. Go for victory, boys! The World Cup awaits.
#BlackStars
#GHAvsCOM
#GoBlackStars
Under the Faith-Based Enterprise Partnership Program, Ken Ohene Agyapong’s government will partner with faith-based organisations including churches, mosques, and religious association’s as local hubs for skills training, entrepreneurship support, and job creation
Number 1 in 2023. Number 1 in 2026. Some things are not a coincidence; they are a confirmation. The top spot is our spot. The message is clear. Let's get to work!
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With the right candidate, we can win the 2028 election Kennedy Agyapong is the leader we've been waiting for! Let's unite and vote for him to win us power @realKenAgyapong
They'll throw shade because we don't conform to their expectations. But let's be real, if we supported them, they'd be singing a different tune, praising our wisdom and patriotism. Ghana first! I'm holding on to hope that Hon. Kennedy Ohene Agyapong will lead our great nation then I leave politics, so help us God 🙏🙏 @realKenAgyapong
You’re right, no advert does that.
But when the new manager who promised to boost dividends ends up reducing them by over 33%, that manager cannot invoke any history of automatic contract renewal.
In such circumstances, shareholders have a duty to act to save the company from further collapse. That’s precisely what’s happening in the NPP
I just had a surprise visit from my man @sarkodie Berma and his team. I love everything about him, and his humility is everything—big thanks to him for appreciating Kumasi and his fans. There was one thing I forgot to add, when you got 75 billion streams, I'm the one who streamed 70 billion of them. Nyame nka wo Ho wc abr3 nyinaa mu na ongu so nhyira wo Berma ❤️
Just click the link to enjoy our conversation 👇👇👇👇👇 https://t.co/mYfCpSaUBS
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