The claims were made in a video that has circulated widely on social media, attracting thousands of views and generating intense public discussion.
In the video, Nyaho-Tamakloe stated, “I will finally say it, Napo has a psychiatric case, and he needs treatment,” further suggesting that recent behaviors and statements from Napo indicate mental health challenges.
He emphasized the importance of addressing such issues proactively for the individual’s well-being and the responsibilities of public office.
The comments have prompted mixed reactions. Some members of the public and mental health advocates welcomed the focus on mental health awareness, noting that public figures should be open to seeking help if needed.
Others criticized the remarks as potentially stigmatizing and politically motivated, warning that they could harm Napo’s reputation without proper medical verification.
Experts in psychiatry and public health have weighed in, cautioning against diagnosing someone publicly without professional assessment.
They stressed that mental health concerns must be handled sensitively and through proper medical channels rather than speculation or public commentary.
As of the time of reporting, Napo has not responded to the video or the claims made against him.
The incident has reignited debates around mental health, political accountability, and the boundaries of public discourse in Ghana.
Analysts note that while Nyaho-Tamakloe’s comments may have been intended to provoke discussion, they also highlight the need for responsible communication and the importance of professional support for individuals facing mental health challenges.
The story continues to develop, with many social media users and political commentators closely monitoring any response from Napo or his representatives.