/ Political tension ignites as NPP’s Jennifer Queen and Movement for Change’s Hopeson Adorye exchange fiery words live on TV, with accusations of disrespect and past mentorship sparking drama.
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| Tensions erupt on live TV as Jennifer Queen and Hopeson Adorye trade heated words on Adekye Nsroma. |
A heated altercation erupted during the April 17, 2025, edition of UTV’s Morning Show, Adekye Nsroma, as Jennifer Queen, Deputy Communications Director of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), and Hopeson Adorye, a former Deputy National Security Coordinator and now a leading voice in Alan Kyerematen’s Movement for Change, clashed bitterly on-air.
The confrontation, now viral on social media, began over repeated interruptions during panel discussions. Jennifer Queen accused her fellow panelists—including Hopeson—of cutting her off, warning that she would do the same to them when they spoke.
What started as a typical political debate quickly turned personal when Hopeson Adorye boldly claimed he had trained Jennifer in communications.
“I trained her in communications,” Hopeson said, prompting visible frustration from Jennifer.
Her sharp rebuttal followed swiftly:
“You trained who? You've told all your people that you trained me, and now they mock me... If God repaid evil, you wouldn't be alive by now.”
The verbal exchange escalated as Hopeson accused Jennifer of raising her voice, bluntly asking:
“Are you mad?”
Jennifer didn’t hold back:
“Am I mad? Like how? You can't leave your wife there and come here to insult me.”
The clash has triggered an avalanche of reactions across X (formerly Twitter), TikTok, and Facebook, with many viewers expressing shock, amusement, and concern over the tone of political discourse in Ghana.
While some applauded Jennifer Queen for standing her ground, others criticized both parties for turning a national platform into a personal battleground.
Insiders say the tension may stem from deeper political rifts between the NPP and Alan Kyerematen’s splinter group, Movement for Change. What was once mentorship may now be rivalry, as both Jennifer and Hopeson hold influence over youth and communication channels within their respective camps.
💬 What do you think of the exchange? Was Hopeson’s remark out of line, or did Jennifer overreact? Share your take in the comments.
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