Dr. Amoakoh, a medical doctor, explained that her assignment required her to trace the party's health record across different administrations. This involved gathering information on health infrastructure and national health insurance, with the findings intended to bolster the NPP's campaign messaging.
However, the process was fraught with difficulty due to intense political disagreements within the party. Dr. Amoakoh stated that some of her colleagues challenged her findings, leading to frequent clashes. She recounted instances where her research, based on official records, contradicted prevailing political narratives, causing friction.
The disagreements escalated to the point where Dr. Amoakoh eventually left a party group chat in 2024. She attributed these tensions to the heightened propaganda and political contest surrounding the general election, noting that some colleagues reacted with anger when presented with evidence that disputed their claims.
Her research extended beyond the NPP's tenure, encompassing records from the Provisional National Defence Council (PNDC) era, and the administrations of former President John Kufuor and the late President John Atta Mills. The objective was to provide a comprehensive assessment of health sector developments over time and frame the NPP's contributions.
Dr. Amoakoh shared these experiences during a personality profile interview on JoyNews' PM Express with Emefa Adeti, highlighting the personal toll of navigating internal party politics during an election year.