I am proud to acknowledge the facts Ken’s Camp often boast about he numerous jobs Kennedy Agyapong has created and the claim that no politician can match such an achievement. But that does not make him look any better than those of us who previlages not well positioned or Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. After all, Bawumia chaired the Economic Management Team that created the fertile ground on which Kennedy built and protected his wealth. Many of his companies, excluding those owned by his wives, children, and business partners have each secured hundreds of government contracts. So, let’s not pretend it’s genius at work; it’s privilege, well positioned.

There are others who, unlike him and Bryan Acheampong, do not enjoy the comfort of government contracts, yet they quietly demonstrate genuine humanitarian spirit making a difference without turning charity into a press conference. But Kennedy? He thinks attacking his own party members, calling them Ohia ni ti see wo u (“the poor man’s head is heavy”), makes you brave?

Let me remind you: the last time I shielded Kennedy Agyapong, polished his image, and made him look halfway presidential, he repaid it by strutting about as if intelligence were his private property, tossing jargon like confetti. Spare us the theatrics. Beneath the noise, there’s still nothing new to say. Didn’t you people persecute me right here for living for Kennedy Agyapong?

On the scale of moral integrity, Bawumia stands at 95%, while Kennedy barely reaches 25%. Agyapong has thrived on kickbacks, leveraged his political influence to secure government contracts, and enriched himself under the very system he now condemns. While Bawumia is transforming the nation through digitalization, Kennedy was busy transforming himself and his businesses.

By Osɔfo Nii Naate Atswele Agbo Nartey