Politics
In 2018, he contested for National Communications Officer during the NDC National Executive Elections and won by beating his only contender, the then Deputy Communication Director of the Party, Fred Agbenyo by 4,000 votes. He got 6,225 out of 9,000 votes cast whilst his contender Fred Agbenyo got 2,225 votes. [3] [9] He was again re-elected in 2022 for another four years tenure.
Allegation
In July 2023, he alleged that the New Patriotic Party (NPP), tried to bribe James Gyakye Quayson from contesting the Assin North Constituency by-election. He further said the ruling party threatened to jail Quayson after they failed to persuade him to step down. [10]
In May 2025, Sammy Gyamfi was widely criticized after a video surfaced showing him handing money to evangelist Patricia Asiedu, popularly known as Nana Agradaa. The gesture sparked controversy due to Agradaa’s reputation and the public nature of the exchange. Gyamfi later confirmed that he had given her $800 and issued a public apology, describing it as “an unfortunate act of indiscretion.” He explained that the money was a private gesture of kindness and expressed regret that it was misunderstood. Agradaa also confirmed the amount and stated she had requested it for fuel, later offering to refund it and even double the amount to protect Gyamfi’s reputation. [11] [12] [13] [14]
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