John Boadu Declares Solidarity with Chairman Wontumi, Calls Him a ‘Political Prisoner

Former General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), John Boadu, has publicly expressed solidarity with the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the party, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, following recent developments surrounding his imprisonment.

In a statement dated July 22, 2026, John Boadu said he had followed the situation involving Chairman Wontumi with “deep concern and sympathy,” describing the NPP as a family that stands together during difficult times.

Boadu stated that he firmly believes Chairman Wontumi is a “political prisoner” and pledged his full support to him, his family, and his supporters.

“The New Patriotic Party is a family, and in moments of difficulty, we stand together. I join the Party in expressing our firm belief that Chairman Wontumi is a Political Prisoner, and I stand in full solidarity with him, his family, and his supporters,” the statement read.

He further appealed to NPP members and supporters across the country to remain calm, united, disciplined, and law-abiding while the party leadership pursues every lawful means to secure Wontumi’s earliest release.

According to Boadu, party faithful should resist provocation and continue to uphold the democratic values and traditions of the NPP.

He concluded by expressing hope that truth and justice would prevail, while praying for God’s strength and protection for Chairman Wontumi.

“Our strength lies in our unity, resilience, and faith in justice. May God grant Chairman Wontumi strength and protection, and may truth and justice prevail,” he said.