Former New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential aspirant Alan Kyerematen cautioned Ashanti Regional Chairman Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, over remarks perceived by many party supporters as attempts to dictate the future direction of the party.
Speaking during an interview that has since gone viral on social media, Alan questioned the basis of any individual attempting to impose authority over the NPP’s internal democratic processes.
“To dictate? What do you mean by saying to dictate?” Alan Kyerematen asked, emphasizing that leadership within the party should be guided by consultation, mutual respect, and democratic principles rather than personal influence.
The remarks have generated widespread discussion among political observers and party faithful, especially as the NPP prepares for its internal reorganization and future leadership contests.
The exchange comes at a time when Chairman Wontumi remains one of the most influential figures within the party, with his public statements frequently attracting national attention.
Political analysts believe Alan’s comments reflect growing calls for unity and inclusiveness as the party seeks to rebuild after recent political challenges.
The viral clip has sparked mixed reactions across social media, with supporters on both sides debating whether Alan’s comments were a direct rebuke or simply a reminder that no single individual should dominate decision-making within the party.
As discussions continue, the NPP leadership is expected to focus on strengthening internal cohesion ahead of future political activities.
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