Yesterday’s distressing events at the home of Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, MP for Assin South, have sparked significant discussion among Ghana’s political class. Hon. Ken Agyapong, a prominent former legislator and ex-chair of Parliament’s Defence and Interior Committee, took to social media to express his unwavering support for the embattled MP.

In his viral post, Agyapong highlighted the importance of safeguarding democratic freedoms. “I commend the Minority MPs and patriotic Ghanaians who stood by him in his moment of need,” Agyapong wrote, recognizing both political allies and civil society members who upheld democratic principles during the incident.

Agyapong contended that every citizen must be allowed to voice their concerns, especially when it comes to national security and the future trajectory of Ghana. “Rev. Ntim Fordjour is a man of conviction,” he declared, adding that the MP’s firm stand embodies the resilience needed in today’s challenging political climate.

The former MP’s remarks also carried a broader message about political tolerance. “We may disagree on politics, but we must never use State institutions to silence voices of conscience,” he asserted. His words have resonated widely, encouraging a national dialogue on how best to preserve democratic integrity amid intense political debates.

As public attention remains fixed on the evolving situation surrounding the incident, Agyapong’s clarion call for unity and respect for diverse opinions continues to inspire both supporters and critics of the current political order.

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