Rising against NPP after being a minister for 15 years is a sin; God will judge you — Kate Gyamfua descends on Alan

Kate Gyamfua, the National Women’s Organizer for the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has criticised Alan Kyerematen, the founder and leader of the Movement for Change, for breaking away from the party.

Alan Kyerematen's departure from the NPP came in the aftermath of the party's presidential primary election, which resulted in Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia election as the flagbearer.

Accusing the party leadership of manipulation during the election, Alan Kyerematen broke away to form his own political movement called the "Movement for Change," symbolised by a butterfly.

Reacting to this in an interview on Peace FM’s “Kokrokoo” morning show, Kate Gyamfua expressed strong disapproval of Alan's actions, describing it as a betrayal of the party.

She said Alan Kyerematen would face the consequences from karma.

Kate Gyamfua noted that Alan has benefited greatly from the party as a minister under both the administration of former President Kufour and the current President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.

She emphasised that Alan Kyerematen's decision to turn against the party after benefiting from it for so many years was deeply disappointing.

“You were a Minister for 8 years under Ex-President Kufour’s regime and also became a Minister for 7 years under Nana Addo Dankwa’s administration.

“But you rise against your government because you went for primaries and weren't voted for, not because you were rigged or Bawumia went unopposed. There is indeed karma! God will judge every issue,” she remarked.

Kate Gyamfua further condemned the trend of individuals who benefit from a political party only to later oppose it, stating, “This thing where people who benefit from the party stand against it is a sin. There is karma."