NPP Supporters Clash with Police in Accra Over Chairman's Detention

Accra, Ghana – May 30, 2025 – A tense standoff unfolded today outside the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI) headquarters in Accra, Ghana, as supporters of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) clashed with police. The incident began when a large group of NPP supporters gathered to protest the detention of party chairman, Kennedy Agyapong. The situation escalated when police attempted to disperse the crowd. Eyewitnesses reported seeing physical altercations and shouting matches. Hon. Afenyo-Markins and KT Hammond, prominent members of the NPP, arrived on the scene, adding to the tension. "It was chaos," said one eyewitness who wished to remain anonymous. "People were pushing and shoving, and the police were trying to maintain order." The arrival of high-profile NPP officials further inflamed the situation, leading to increased tensions between the protestors and law enforcement. While the exact reasons behind the initial detention of Chairman Agyapong remain unclear, the incident highlights the ongoing political tensions within Ghana. The event concluded without any serious injuries, though the situation remained volatile for several hours. Further investigations are underway to determine the full extent of the events and any potential legal ramifications.