Communications team member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Grace Akosua Amoabeng, has described the party as a sensible and non-violent opposition party.

‎‎Speaking on The Verdict on Starr FM, Tuesday, September 30, 2026, Grace Akosua Amoabeng said the NPP does not resort to violence when expressing its concerns as an opposition party.

‎She stressed that the party believes in peaceful demonstrations and adheres to the rules and regulations outlined by the police.

‎‎"We are not an opposition that is violent, we don't block roads leading to hospitals, we do not go and take the car keys of a police vehicle for them to arrest us," she said.

‎‎According to her, the NPP considers demonstrations a public activity that must be conducted within the established regulations.

‎"We are a very sensible and reasonable opposition party that we know that when we go for a peaceful demonstration we abide by the rules and the regulations of the police, because it's a public act that we use to conduct these demonstrations," she stated.

‎‎Grace Amoabeng further maintained that members of the party are expected to follow police procedures during demonstrations and avoid actions that could disrupt public order.

‎‎"So when we go on demonstrations, as sensible and wise as we are, we follow the rules and procedures of the police

‎we don't go and block roads and burn tyres and take car keys of police vehicles," Ms. Akosua Amoabeng uttered.

‎‎She added that failure to comply with police regulations could result in arrests, stating :

‎"If you go against the rules and the regulations of the police that is when you get arrested."

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