The New Patriotic Party (NPP) mourns the loss of Robert Kutin Jr., the Central Regional Chairman, who passed away on the evening of December 22, 2024, in Accra. The respected political leader succumbed to a prolonged illness, marking the end of a distinguished career dedicated to public service and party development. His death was confirmed by Nana Barfour Adjei X, the Krontihene of Assin Jakai and a member of Kutin’s family.

Hailing from Assin Jakai in the Assin South District, Robert Kutin Jr. was a prominent political figure and a dedicated servant of the NPP. He held the position of Central Regional Chairman for three consecutive terms, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to the party’s vision and values. His tenure was pivotal in transforming the Central Region into a stronghold for the NPP, especially during the landmark 2016 general elections when the party secured significant gains in the area.

Kutin’s leadership style was characterized by resilience, inclusiveness, and a strategic approach to grassroots mobilization. Under his guidance, the NPP in the Central Region saw unprecedented growth, solidifying its influence in Ghana’s political landscape. His contributions extended beyond party politics, as he worked tirelessly to address developmental challenges and advocate for policies that improved the lives of his constituents.

The announcement of Kutin’s passing has left both the NPP and the Central Region’s political community in deep sorrow. Nana Barfour Adjei X expressed the family’s grief and highlighted Kutin’s dedication to his roots and his people. Tributes from party members and colleagues have poured in, celebrating his commitment to advancing the NPP’s mission and his unwavering dedication to public service.

As the NPP and the nation mourn this profound loss, Kutin’s family has indicated that funeral arrangements will be announced in the coming days. His death marks the departure of a leader whose contributions to Ghanaian politics and his party will be remembered for years to come.