In a stunning turn that has left political watchers buzzing, Chairman Wontumi, the outspoken Ashanti Regional Chairman of the NPP, has issued a rare public apology to former President John Dramani Mahama.
Breaking his usually combative tone, Wontumi declared:
“I am sorry if I have wronged you in any way.”
The unexpected statement has sparked widespread reactions across social media and political circles, with many describing it as a dramatic softening of rhetoric between two figures long associated with sharp political exchanges. Supporters and critics alike are dissecting the apology, questioning whether it signals reconciliation, political strategy, or a personal moment of reflection.
Online platforms have exploded with debates, memes, and hot takes, as Ghanaians weigh in on what the apology could mean for future political discourse, unity, and party relations. Some hail the move as a sign of maturity and peace-building, while others remain skeptical, calling it a calculated political maneuver.
Whatever the motive, one thing is certain: Chairman Wontumi’s words have shifted the political conversation, proving that even the fiercest political battles can pause—if only for a moment—for an apology that has captured national attention.
