Loyalty is not to change – Eric Adjei

“The whole point of loyalty was not to change: stick with those who stuck with you.” Growing up as a young politician, I learnt a lot from political party leaders whose loyalty to other party members surpasses the benefits  to be derive from the party. I’m a loyal member of the NDC but the loyalty of Kwabena Agyepong, former NPP General Secretary is enormous hence, must be given a long standing ovation.

Kwabena Agyepong is someone who had suffered a lot from his own party Members but still remained a loyal member irrespective of his agony. This man was suspended from the NPP as a General Secretary in 2015 and since then has never spoken anything negative about his party.

Despite the rumors of he being against Akuffo Addo, he still supported and campaigned for him in the run up to the 2020 election, this is what loyalty means. Kwabena Agyepong never made ill will statements intended to rundown the name of the party till the NPP recently lifted his suspension. 

Can Koku Anyidoho(AKA the bull) learn at least one thing from this man whose loyalty and generosity is immeasurable and making him win the support of his party members? There is a saying that “The only true test of loyalty is fidelity in the face of ruin and despair.” Koku has failed this test.

Koku Anyidoho, with all the position held in NDC ranging from a presidential Spokesperson to Deputy General Secretary never saw the need to be loyal to the party who made him who he is today. Mr Anyidoho your attitude is sickening and appalling learn to live in harmony with your own for there is a saying that “Harmony makes small things grow, lack of it makes great things decay”

Mr Anyidoho, you tweeted recently that you want to rebuild a new NDC. Let it be known to you that we enjoy staying in dilapidated structures than to invite traitors and scavengers in our territory. You can either advise your godfather president Akuffo Addo to use Dzata Cement to rebuild Ghana’s economy which is struggling to survive on ventilators.