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Nana Nkansah Boadu Wins Ashanti Region Council Of State Elections As NDC Thugs Attempt To Disrupt Proceedings

Nana Nkansah Boadu Wins Ashanti Region Council Of State Elections As NDC Thugs Attempt To Disrupt Proceedings

A group of thugs believed to be loyal to the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) have caused disruption to proceedings of the Ashanti Regional Council of State elections upon realizing that the Chief of Agric Nzema, Nana Nkansah Boadu Ayeboafo was cruising to victory. According to reports, the thugs stormed the electoral grounds at the premises of the Regional Coordinating Council and disrupted proceedings just when the popular Kumasi Chief, who is also affiliated to the opposition New Patriotic Party was about to be declared victorious, having secured 49 votes out of total of 86 votes cast. Information indicates that…
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Perform Well To Revitalize NPP’s Fortunes-Hon. Catherine Afeku Urges Minority in Parliament

Perform Well To Revitalize NPP’s Fortunes-Hon. Catherine Afeku Urges Minority in Parliament

Former Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Hon. Catherine Afeku, has sounded a clarion call to the minority in parliament, urging them to demonstrate exceptional performance and unwavering commitment to the ideals of the New Patriotic Party (NPP). Speaking on THE SPOTLIGHT SHOW WITH ISAAC OTOO on Movement TV, she emphasized that the attitude and performance of the minority in parliament will be crucial in determining the success of the NPP under the 9th government. Hon. Catherine Afeku praised the minorities in parliament, led by Alexander Afenyo-Markin, for playing a major role in glorifying the NPP. She acknowledged the Herculean…
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We’ve Banned Aowin MP From Entering Enchi Town Due To His Involvement In Galamsey- Tufuhene

We’ve Banned Aowin MP From Entering Enchi Town Due To His Involvement In Galamsey- Tufuhene

Tufuhene of Enchi, Nana Panyin II, has announced that Aowin MP Oscar Larbi has been banned from entering Enchi town. This drastic measure was taken after Larbi allegedly disrespected the traditional leaders and was linked to illegal mining activities in the area. Speaking to Oheneba Nana Asiedu on Wontumi Morning show on Wontumi TV, Nana Panyin II, the controversy began when a task force, allegedly established by Larbi, started seizing mining equipment from galamsey sites in the Enchi area. The task force would then release the equipment after receiving payments ranging from 1 billion to 2 billion cedis. An investigation…
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Debt Restructuring, IMF Programme Were Defining Successes Of My Tenure – Dr Amin Adam

Debt Restructuring, IMF Programme Were Defining Successes Of My Tenure – Dr Amin Adam

Former Finance Minister Dr Mohammed Amin Adam Anta has described the successful implementation of Ghana’s IMF program as one of the greatest achievements of his tenure. The Karaga MP said this highlighted his pivotal role in securing multiple positive reviews from the global financial institution. Speaking on Joy News’ PM Express on Wednesday, Dr Amin Adam emphasized how his experience in the Ministry of Finance, first as Minister of State and later as substantive Minister, shaped his approach to economic management. “And for me, it was a learning experience as well. Let me also add, that having served in the Ministry of…
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We Warned You About Mahama But You Wouldn’t Listen- Paul Yandoh To Teacher Trainees

We Warned You About Mahama But You Wouldn’t Listen- Paul Yandoh To Teacher Trainees

Ashanti regional communications officer, Paul Yandoh, has criticized President Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for their treatment of teachers and nurses in training. Speaking on Wontumi Morning show with Oheneba Asiedu, Yandoh vehemently criticized the NDC's decision to cancel trainee allowances, describing it as "unfair" and "disgusting". Yandoh took a trip down memory lane, recalling the Mahama administration's handling of teacher payments. He claimed that under President Mahama's leadership, teachers who had worked for three years were only paid for three months under the "legacy arrears" program. This, Yandoh argued, demonstrates the NDC's lack of regard for the…
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NDC’s Priority is Party Over National Development – Dr. Fokuo

NDC’s Priority is Party Over National Development – Dr. Fokuo

A lecturer at Kumasi Technical University, Dr. Fokuo, has indicated that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) prioritizes its party interests over Ghana's development. According to Dr. Fokuo, the NDC's focus is on advancing its own agenda rather than the nation's progress. Speaking on Wontumi Morning Show with Oheneba Asiedu, Dr. Fokuo emphasized that the NDC's interest is paramount, superseding Ghana's development. He cautioned Ghanaians to be vigilant, implying that the NDC's priorities may not align with the nation's best interests. Dr. Fokuo also addressed the internal conflicts within the New Patriotic Party (NPP), urging members to forgive each other and…
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Ghana’s Future Looks Bleak With NDC- Dr. Fokuo

Ghana’s Future Looks Bleak With NDC- Dr. Fokuo

A lecturer at Kumasi Technical University, Dr. Solomon Kwarteng Fokuo, has issued a stark warning about Ghana's future under the National Democratic Congress (NDC), describing it as "bleak" and devoid of hope. In a candid assessment on Wontumi TV, Dr. Fokuo criticized the NDC for prioritizing party interests over the nation's economic well-being, electing party loyalists to positions rather than competent individuals. This approach, he argued, has led to a lack of effective governance and a stalled economy. Dr. Fokuo also reflected on the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) past governance, noting that most appointees were not supportive of party members.…
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NPP’s Defeat Not Caused by Dr. Bawumia – Nana Yaw Preko

NPP’s Defeat Not Caused by Dr. Bawumia – Nana Yaw Preko

Former Deputy Director of Communications of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Yaw Preko, has dismissed claims that Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia's leadership was the reason for the party's defeat in the previous elections. According to Nana Yaw, the NPP's loss can be attributed to various factors, including the taxation policies implemented by the government, such as the betting tax and e-levy, which upset the Ghanaian youth. "The introduction of these taxes was a major blow to the party's popularity, especially among the youth. Many Ghanaians felt that the taxes were an additional burden, and this sentiment was reflected in the…
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NPP Needs Strong Youthful Leaders to Nurture the Party – Chairman Aluta

NPP Needs Strong Youthful Leaders to Nurture the Party – Chairman Aluta

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) Constituency Chairman of New Juaben, Chairman Aluta, has emphasized the need for strong and youthful leaders to take the reins of the party. Speaking on Wontumi morning show with Oheneba Nana Asiedu, Chairman Aluta noted that the current leadership, comprised of older individuals, are due for retirement but still hold office. He expressed concern that the party's continued reliance on aging leaders may hinder its progress and effectiveness. Chairman Aluta argued that the youth in the party possess the energy, creativity, and technological savvy to propel the NPP forward. "The youth in our party are…
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How Can Gov’t Sustain Free SHS When It Can’t Afford Teacher Trainee Allowances- Kwasi Kwarteng

How Can Gov’t Sustain Free SHS When It Can’t Afford Teacher Trainee Allowances- Kwasi Kwarteng

Former Public Relations Officer for the Ministry of Education, Lawyer Kwasi Kwarteng has vehemently criticized the government's decision to abandon the payment of teacher trainee allowances, describing it as illogical and unsustainable. He argued that the government's claim that it cannot afford to pay the allowances due to debt is unfounded, particularly when compared to the significant expense of implementing free Senior High School (SHS) education. Speaking on Wontumi TV with Oheneba Asiedu, Mr. Kwarteng pointed out the glaring inconsistency in the government's policy, questioning what would happen to students after their first year of free tuition. "If the government…
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