Mr Kpeli, who contested the parliamentary seat as an independent candidate after being suspended by the NDC, secured victory in the December elections.

Speaking to Accra-based Citi FM on Monday, December 23, he emphasized the importance of engaging with the electorate before deciding his parliamentary affiliation ahead of the 9th Parliament’s inauguration on January 7, 2025.

In July 2024, Kpeli was suspended by the NDC over allegations of misconduct.

While he contested the decision by running independently, he stated that he respected the party’s choice and remains committed to serving the people of Afram Plains North and advancing their development.

Mr Kpeli highlighted the complexity of determining his parliamentary alignment, stressing that the decision requires careful thought and consultation with his constituents.

“There are a lot of things that go into this decision and consultations. There are decisions that one must go through to determine who to do business with, and I will have to consult my people before,” he stated.

“Looking through the NDC’s constitution, there is no express clause that goes against me going independent. It is just by convention that we all say it, but expressly, I don’t see any binding clause that forfeits my membership in the National Democratic Congress (NDC),” he added.

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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is at risk of losing one of its strongholds in the Eastern Region, as Lawyer Kpeli Worlase has vowed to win the Kwahu Afram Plains North seat with over 65% of the vote.

“I will capture the Kwahu Afram Plains North seat from the NDC with over 65% of the vote due to the current situation on the ground.”

He added that, the constituency has been deprived of developmental projects due to the poor performance of the incumbent MP.

Worlase made this declaration after filing his nomination forms at the district Electoral Commission’s office to contest for MP in the upcoming general elections.

He promised to revive and boost the agricultural and economic activities in Kwahu Afram Plains if elected, emphasizing that the area is gradually losing its status as the food basket of the country.

“I am committed to reviving and boosting the agricultural and economic activities in Kwahu Afram Plains if elected. Kwahu Afram Plains is gradually losing its status as the food basket of the country, and I intend to restore that glory when given the mandate” he said.

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Michael Anakpo, a teacher at Donkorkrom Agric SHS and his gang, according to reports, were arrested while in the about 80 hectares cannabis farm inside a forest.

The other suspects have been identified as Blewu Nomenyo, Korsi Mawuena, Charles Kale, and Emmanuel Kojo.

They were arrested during a raid by the forestry commission workers but other suspects managed to flee the scene.

Speaking to Adom News‘ Akwasi Dwamena, Foster Amoateng, who led the team said the operation was upon intelligence gathered.

He revealed they retrieved five containers, three big sacks and six mini sacks with the weed in them.

They have been handed over to the police for further investigation.