A release issued by the bureau copied to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) described the claims as “entirely false and without merit,” asserting that Dr. Adutwum has not made any endorsement or public declaration in support of any flagbearer hopeful.

The statement reiterated Dr. Adutwum’s unwavering focus on his legislative and developmental duties as the MP for Bosomtwe, emphasising his commitment to serving his constituents.

It also highlighted that any future political decisions will be made with thoughtful reflection and spiritual guidance.

“Dr. Adutwum remains focused on his responsibilities and continues to serve the people of Bosomtwe diligently, while prayerfully and patiently awaiting divine direction regarding any future political decisions,” the release noted.

Team Adutwum acknowledged ongoing public calls for Dr. Adutwum to consider a leadership role within the party, expressing gratitude for the encouragement and support.

The bureau clarified that such calls were under consideration and reflect the widespread respect for the MP’s leadership and service.

The statement called on the media and the public to disregard the false reports and rely exclusively on official communications from the bureau for accurate information, regarding Dr. Adutwum’s political activities and intentions.

“We urge all to seek and share only verified information, especially in matters of political endorsements and leadership,” the bureau emphasised.

Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, who also served as Minister for Education under the immediate past administration, has long been recognised for his dedication to educational reform and development in the Bosomtwe constituency and across the country.

His name has recently been mentioned in national conversations around future leadership within the NPP.