Former President John Agyekum Kufuor has broken his silence in what many are describing as a sobering critique of the party he once led to historic triumphs.
In a rare public reflection, the elder statesman expressed disappointment over what he perceives as his marginalisation within the New Patriotic Party (NPP). "I've held my peace, but I've been observing closely," Kufuor said during a recent interaction with Abetifi MP and NPP flagbearer aspirant, Dr Bryan Acheampong.
Recalling his political journey from a 30-year-old parliamentarian in 1969 to Deputy Minister under Prime Minister Kofi Abrefa Busia, the former President painted a vivid portrait of personal sacrifice and dedication to Ghana's democratic tradition.
He reminded Ghanaians of his 13-month imprisonment following the 1972 coup that toppled the Progress Party administration. "Thirteen months in jail.
