Kofi Totobi Quakyi, former Minister for National Security, has strongly refuted allegations made by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Member of Parliament for Asokwa, Hon. Patricia Appiagyei, claiming his involvement in post-election violence. In a statement made public on January 6, 2025, Quakyi categorically dismissed the accusations as false, malicious, and baseless, describing them as deeply troubling and irresponsible.
Commitment to Peace and Stability
Quakyi emphasized his unwavering commitment to Ghana’s peace and stability, citing his decades of public service in various capacities, particularly as Minister for National Security. He reiterated that his track record stands as evidence of his dedication to upholding unity and fostering national cohesion.
“As a former Minister for National Security, I have a vested interest in Ghana’s peace and stability. My decades of public service attest to this commitment,” Quakyi affirmed.
Accusations Called Reckless and Harmful
The former minister condemned Hon. Appiagyei’s allegations as reckless and harmful, particularly in the context of Ghana’s post-election climate. He expressed concern that such baseless statements could undermine efforts toward unity and exacerbate tensions in an already polarized political environment. 
“Her claims are categorically false, malicious, and baseless. For an Honorable Member of Parliament to make such wayward, irresponsible statements is deeply troubling and disappointing,” Quakyi remarked.
Call for Investigation
In response to the allegations, Quakyi has referred the matter to the Inspector General of Police (IGP) for immediate investigation. He expressed confidence in the Ghana Police Service to conduct a thorough inquiry and take appropriate steps to ascertain the facts.
Quakyi’s statement underscores the importance of maintaining truth and accountability in public discourse, particularly in matters that impact national unity and stability.
Conclusion
Kofi Totobi Quakyi’s response highlights his commitment to defending his reputation and promoting post-election harmony. By involving the Inspector General of Police, he aims to bring clarity and accountability to the situation, reaffirming his dedication to Ghana’s peace and democratic integrity.
