Kwaku Sintim-Misa, known widely as KSM, has shared insightful advice for Ghana’s political opposition in the wake of the country’s recent struggles with its leadership.

KSM urged opposition parties to move away from unnecessary grandstanding and focus on building a stronger, more strategic presence in Parliament during a fresh episode of his KSM show monitored by MyNewsGh.

Sintim-Misa criticized the minority for its approach to political visibility, suggesting that although being visible is important for new members of Parliament, it must be done intelligently.

He cautioned the minority not to use every opportunity for the sake of attracting attention, as it risks turning voters against them.

“Speak, yes, but speak intelligently. Visibility is important, but it must come with substance,” he advised, highlighting how the opposition’s actions could be undermining their own influence and public trust.

He also offered candid advice to the ruling NPP, suggesting that their current unpopularity was a result of their own missteps.

“If you’re not careful, you’ll turn your party into one of the most unpopular in history,” he warned, offering a solution for both parties. Online vetting services

KSM emphasized the need for reflection and regrouping, encouraging both sides to assess their strategies and approaches to addressing the concerns of Ghanaians.

“Use tact and intelligence to make your point. Don’t present yourself as the minority making noise for the sake of it. There’s no lasting value in that,” he concluded.