NPP bigwigs stage dawn ambush to gag Adwoa Safo – High-Stakes Drama Unfolds

A cloak-and-dagger operation unfolded in Accra as three powerful SUVs—each packed with high-ranking officials of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP)—descended upon the residence of embattled MP Sarah Adwoa Safo in a desperate bid to silence her.

The dramatic ambush, which played out under the cover of darkness, saw the blacked-out Toyota Land Cruisers strategically positioned at her entrance, blocking her from leaving for a scheduled interview with Kessben TV on Friday morning. The move, which has sent shockwaves through Ghana’s political landscape, raises serious questions about the NPP’s fear of what Adwoa Safo might reveal next.

For days, the former Gender Minister has been on a no-holds-barred media tour, exposing the alleged rot within the party. She has accused top brass of thr NPP of orchestrating her downfall, sabotaging her work, and even coercing her into submission. Her explosive revelations, which have gripped the nation, seem to have struck a nerve—so much so that the party is now resorting to physical blockades to keep her quiet.

Eyewitnesses say tension was palpable as the lawmaker attempted to leave, only to be met with a human wall of power brokers who reportedly pressured her to abandon her interview.

“It was as if they were on a mission to completely shut her down,” a source familiar with the situation disclosed.

This brazen attempt to muzzle Adwoa Safo comes on the heels of the party’s decision to drag her before the Disciplinary Committee—an apparent retaliation for her tell-it-all spree. But rather than deter her, the move seems to have emboldened her.

Political analysts are now asking: If the NPP has nothing to hide, why resort to such strong-arm tactics? And more importantly, what exactly is Adwoa Safo about to expose that has the party so rattled?

With tensions escalating and Ghanaian democracy at stake, one thing is clear—this political showdown is far from over.

By Jeorge Wilson Kingson || GhanaNewsOnline