Also known as: Nana B · Lawyer Henry Nana Boakye · Odehyie Benjamin Kwaku Boakye · the Youth organizer · Nana Boakye Danquah · Henry Kokofu · NPP National Organiser Henry Nana Boakye
Henry Nana Boakye — former National Organiser of the NPP and candidate for National Chairman and 1st Vice Chair positions in upcoming party elections.
… Nana B was present; Justin Kodua was also there.” However, she said she immediately noticed resistance from some members of the delegation, who objected to her receiving the petition. …
… Nana B was present, Justin Kodua was also there. From a distance, I could see them protesting that they couldn’t present the petition to me,” she said. …
… Henry Nana Boakye, National Organiser of the NPP leading the demonstration The demonstration, organised under the theme “Democracy Under Attack,” brought together members of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), a coalition of political parties, civil society organisations (C …
The National Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Henry Nana Boakye, has criticised the Presidency for assigning Presidential Staffer Nana Yaa Akyenpim Jantuah to receive the party’s petition during its “Democracy Under Attack” demonstration, describing the move as disresp …
The National Organiser of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Henry Nana Boakye popularly known as Nana B, has rejected claims that the party deliberately chose August 6 for its planned demonstration to disregard the first anniversary of the helicopter crash that claimed eight lives. …
… Speaking to the media at the party’s headquarters today, NPP National Organiser Henry Nana Boakye urged the public to ignore reports of a cancellation and to turn out in their numbers. …
Henry Nana Boakye The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has announced plans to embark on a nationwide demonstration on Thursday, August 6, accusing the ruling government of undermining the country’s democratic principles, as well as demanding that the Attorney General withdraw …
… Speaking to journalists after receiving approval from the Greater Accra Regional Police Command, the NPP’s National Organiser, Henry Nana Boakye, popularly known as Nana B, said the demonstration is aimed at highlighting what the party believes are growing threats to Ghana’s demo …
… National Organiser Henry Nana Boakye, popularly known as Nana B, has outlined the details of the protest, including the specific routes and petitions to be presented at three key institutions . …
A nationwide poll of 976 NPP constituency and regional executives by Africa Policy Lens found John Boadu leading the Chairman race with 38.6% support, while Justin Kodua Frimpong (JFK) holds a commanding lead for General Secretary with 61.4%, though significant portions of delegates remain undecided.
A nationwide poll of 976 NPP constituency and regional executives by Africa Policy Lens found John Boadu leading the Chairman race with 38.6% support, while Justin Kodua Frimpong (JFK) holds a commanding lead for General Secretary with 61.4%, though significant portions of delegates remain undecided.
The Ashanti Regional Chairman of the NPP, Odeneho Kwaku Appiah, said the new leadership will run an all-inclusive administration and called on party members to unite regardless of their positions in the internal election, in order to strengthen the party ahead of the 2028 elections.
In a Global InfoAnalytics poll, Nana Akomea recorded a 68% net favourability score for the NPP First Vice Chairman position, leading five other candidates. The NPP's national executive elections are scheduled for October 3.
Dr Mustapha Hamid has emerged as the leading candidate for the NPP's First Vice Chairman position in a Global InfoAnalytics poll, securing 18.3% of voter preferences, narrowly ahead of Henry Nana Boakye and Nana Akomea, each at 17.5%. The poll shows significant uncertainty, with 19.7% of respondents undecided, ahead of the NPP's national executive elections scheduled for October.
Henry Nana Boakye, former National Organiser of the NPP, has declared his candidacy for the party's National Chairman position among 13 aspirants, stating that although he is the youngest candidate, his experience across grassroots, regional, and national party structures gives him a unique advantage. His roles have included polling station chairman, Electoral Area representative, TESCON President, regional campaign team member, and National Organiser.
The NPP has announced full support for Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin's push for answers over reported GH¢22 billion GoldBod losses. The party's National Organiser said the NPP backs the Minority Caucus's scrutiny and demand for a transparent account of how the state institution's gold was lost.
The New Patriotic Party has alleged that the Ghana Gold Board's purchasing arrangements may allow illegally mined gold to enter the formal market, claiming weaknesses in its supply-chain verification make it difficult to distinguish between legal and illegal gold. NPP National Organiser Henry Nana Boakye challenged the institution to explain how it verifies gold origins before purchase.
Henry Nana Boakye, National Organiser of the NPP, said the party requires bold, fearless, and experienced leadership to regain power in 2028, citing the need to resist intimidation by the Mahama administration and addressing voter apathy.
Henry Nana Boakye, the NPP's National Organiser, has begun his campaign for the position of National 1st Vice Chair, starting with engagements across the Ashanti Region. He met with delegates from 12 constituencies to present his vision and seek support ahead of the party's internal election.
Kingsley Atta was elected Bantama Constituency Chairman of the NPP on 8 August 2026 with 570 votes (50.2%) against incumbent Fiifi Mensah's 566 votes (49.8%), a margin of four votes. This re-run election followed the annulment of a 12 July 2026 election in which Atta had won by a landslide (714 votes, 72.8%).
Hundreds of opposition NPP supporters marched to Jubilee House and presented a petition to President Mahama's office, protesting what they described as undermining of democracy, abuse of state power, and selective justice. The presentation was briefly delayed after NPP leaders objected to a Presidential Staffer receiving the petition instead of a senior government official.
Presidential Staffer Nana Yaa Akyenpim Jantuah disclosed that President Mahama personally instructed her to receive the NPP's "Democracy Under Attack" petition because the Chief of Staff and other senior government officials were attending the national memorial for victims of the August 6 helicopter crash. Jantuah said the President made the decision after key officials became unavailable, and the NPP delegation arrived later than initially scheduled.
Presidential Staffer Nana Yaa Akyenpim Jantuah has accused the NPP of demanding respect while failing to extend the same courtesy, particularly to women, after the party objected to her receiving their petition at the Jubilee House on August 6. Jantuah said President Mahama assigned her to receive the petition on his behalf because senior officials were unavailable, and she chose not to respond to the NPP's objections because she was representing the President.
Hundreds of NPP members, allied parties, civil society organisations and concerned citizens marched through Accra protesting what they described as threats to constitutional democracy, judicial independence and the rule of law under President Mahama's administration. The Minority Leader formally presented petitions to Jubilee House and the Supreme Court alleging selective justice, political intimidation and undermining of democratic institutions.
The National Organiser of the NPP, Henry Nana Boakye, has criticised the Presidency for assigning Presidential Staffer Nana Yaa Akyenpim Jantuah to receive the party's petition during its "Democracy Under Attack" demonstration, saying it was disrespectful given the seniority of officials who participated and comparing it unfavourably to previous occasions when higher-ranking representatives received petitions.
The NPP's National Organiser said the party chose August 6 for its planned demonstration before becoming aware of the first anniversary of a helicopter crash that killed eight people, and accused the NDC of applying double standards by raising concerns about the timing while government activities have continued after other national tragedies.
The NPP has confirmed its planned "Democracy Under Attack" demonstration will go ahead on August 6, 2026, despite a government national memorial ceremony scheduled for the same day. The party says the protest is a response to what it describes as politically motivated persecution and selective application of justice under the current administration.
The opposition New Patriotic Party has announced a nationwide demonstration on August 6, accusing the ruling government of undermining democratic principles and demanding the Attorney General withdraw criminal prosecutions of former NPP officials. The protest, titled "Democracy Under Attack," will involve collaboration with other political parties, civil society organisations, and youth movements, with petitions to be presented at the Supreme Court, Parliament, and the Presidency.
The NPP has obtained police approval for a demonstration on August 6 to protest the Court of Appeal's acquittal of former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, whose conviction and 10-year sentence were overturned after the court ruled the prosecution failed to establish its case. The party says the protest will highlight concerns about selective justice and threats to democratic governance.
The New Patriotic Party will stage a nationwide demonstration on August 6, 2026, starting at 5:00 a.m. with gatherings at the Supreme Court, Jubilee House, and Parliament to present petitions defending Ghana's democratic values, according to National Organiser Nana B.
The opposition New Patriotic Party has accused Ghana's NDC government of systematically undermining constitutional governance through judicial interference and selective justice, citing the Court of Appeal's acquittal of former MASLOC CEO Sedina Christine Tamakloe Attionu as evidence of a pattern threatening democratic credentials.
The opposition New Patriotic Party has described the Court of Appeal's decision to acquit former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu as politically motivated and carefully orchestrated, arguing the ruling overturned corruption convictions involving NDC officials despite what it characterizes as overwhelming evidence. The NPP's National Organiser said the acquittal exposed a system designed to free politically connected individuals.
The opposition NPP has accused Attorney General Dominic Ayine of using his office to secure the release of NDC members and allies facing corruption prosecutions, citing the Court of Appeal's acquittal of former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu and discontinuation of the SSNIT financial loss case as examples of what it claims is a deliberate pattern.
The NPP's National Organiser Henry Nana Boakye has urged Ghanaians to reject the government's decision to reintroduce tribunals, claiming the NDC administration intends to use them to "perpetuate evil." Parliament has passed the Tribunals Bill, 2026, which seeks to establish a reformed tribunal system alongside existing courts to strengthen access to justice.
The NPP has accused Attorney-General Dr Dominic Ayine of presenting a weak defence in the State's appeal of former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe Attionu's case, alleging the appeal process was deliberately handled to secure her acquittal and discharge by the Court of Appeal. The Court of Appeal recently overturned a 10-year prison sentence imposed after ruling that the prosecution failed to prove charges beyond reasonable doubt.
NPP National Organizer Henry Nana Boakye has accused the NDC of orchestrating events to secure the freedom of former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu following the Court of Appeal's acquittal and discharge of her, saying the appellate court found the prosecution had failed to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt.
Henry Nana Boakye, the National Organiser of the NPP, has warned that Ghana could face constitutional uncertainty and political instability if the Supreme Court interprets Article 66 of the 1992 Constitution in a way that would permit a president to seek office beyond two elected terms. He described any such legal action as politically motivated and "sponsored."
The NPP National Organiser has accused President Mahama of adopting a deceptive posture on the constitutional interpretation of presidential term limits, arguing that while the president has stated he will not seek more than two terms, his comments on a pending Supreme Court matter create room for a dangerous constitutional precedent. The NPP official insists Article 66(2) of the 1992 Constitution explicitly limits the presidency to two terms regardless of whether they are consecutive or non-consecutive.
Former NPP National Organiser Henry Nana Boakye says construction of a 30-bed children's ward at Tafo Government Hospital has reached 85 per cent completion, fulfilling a personal commitment he made five years ago to improve paediatric healthcare infrastructure at the facility.
Richard Ahiagbah, National Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party, has officially declared his intention to run for National First Vice Chairman, pledging to restore discipline, unity and stronger party structures ahead of the 2028 elections. He argued the party must reflect on its 2024 electoral defeat and return to its founding ideals.