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As the 2024 elections approach, candidates, parties, and voters alike are gearing up for a crucial political season. From policy discussions to campaign strategies, the nation is focused on ensuring a fair and informed election process, with hopes of shaping the future direction of the country. Tune in for insightful discussions on what's at stake and what to expect as we approach this pivotal moment in history

Ledzorkuku needs a young and vibrant man like myself to bring development, jobs, and unity to the constituency - Benard Okoe-Boye

Constituents of Ayawaso West Wuogon are not villagers to allow someone like John Dumelo, who uses offensive language, become their MP - Osman Iddrisu (NPP Chairman, Ayawaso West Wuogon)

The Electoral Commission needs to step up its efforts. Finding ballot papers with voters' choices on the floor reflects poorly on the measures taken to ensure free and transparent elections.

The presence of journalists at the collation centers is a separate issue. We are not governed by public order regulations. Our role is to promote transparency, fairness, and credibility. Restricting the media would only deepen the trust deficit in the Electoral Commission. Allowing such restrictions could negatively impact the peaceful conduct of elections in the country.

Many sectors in the Western region are dissatisfied with the allocation of funds and how they are being utilized. There has been little significant development in the area. The youth are calling for a change in the current situation. While the NDC performed well in the region, development has stagnated since the NPP assumed power.

It is disheartening to see how bad the economy has become, with many people losing their sources of income. When we discuss topics like this, it's not just about politics. Previous administrations had their challenges, but the current NPP government has surpassed them with the high level of corruption we are witnessing today.

Before our seats dropped to 14, we held 21 seats. This number has now become our minimum target for the upcoming elections. Additionally, we aim to reclaim constituencies like Tema East, La Dadekotopon, Ledzokuku, and others. It's also worth noting that we managed to win some of their strongholds, such as Amasaman.

This is not the first time we are holding elections in this country. Since the adoption of the Fourth Republican Constitution in 1992, we have consistently held elections as a key component of our democratic process. These elections have served as an opportunity for citizens to exercise their constitutional right to vote and to choose their leaders through a fair and transparent process.

Ideally, only the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) qualifies as political parties in this country. If our laws work effectively I doubt they'll qualify to be one. This is debatable though in our current dispensation.

Anyone seen selling under the flowerpot Interchange will be arrested – Hon. Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus Glover (Greater Accra Regional Minister)

NDC has received an intel that Brigadier Michael Opoku is planning to repeat the happenings in Ayawaso West Wuogon in the 2024 elections - Sammy Gyamfi

International men's day celebration; Did you know that the genes that produces the placenta in women comes from a man? - Nana Yaw Yeboah Scrofay (President Ghana Chapter ICF)

Parliament approved a loan of £96m for a 10 lane highway construction for the Kpong roads in 2019, yet nothing to show for - Sam George

The Parliamentary Candidate (PC) for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Achiase Constituency, Samuel Owusu Brako, has stated that the people of Achiase are tired of the current state of underdevelopment and are ready for change. According to him, if not for the NDC, the constituency would have been abandoned and left underdeveloped.

The main challenge the Minerals Commission faces in fighting galamsey is securing a better job for the miners

The law will deal with anybody who tries to kill anyone in Gomoa Central - Naana Eyiah Quansah (MP, Gomoa Central)

Speaker's ruling on the four MP's is absurd. The electoral processes contradicts with the constitutional provisions of the country - Ernest Adade (NPP Communication Team Member)

Conversations on national issues of interest to the regular Ghanaian

Mahama has been in opposition for 8 years without any proper policy, all he knows is jargons - Charles Forson (NPP PC, Tema Central Constituency)

EC's conduct during the presentation of voters' register to political parties is disgraceful - Dr. Edward Omane Boamah(Dir. of IT and Elections, NDC)

Remand of Salifu Amoako's Son: I have evidence to back my claims - Former Social Worker wanted by police, ready for investigation

Equatorial Guinea Sex Tape: Man hasn't committed any crime for filming because they were all consensual - Lawyer Twum Barima

Conversations on national issues of interest to the regular Ghanaian

NPP's Parliamentary Candidate in Jomoro jubilated after my accident and wished I was dead - Dorcas Affo-Toffey (MP, Jomoro Constituency)

Former President John Mahama has posed five questions to Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, who is running for president in the 2024 elections. One key question focuses on why Ghana's inflation rate peaked at 54.1% in December 2022 during Bawumia's tenure as head of the Economic Management Team. Mahama specifically challenged Bawumia on this record high, questioning the government's handling of the economy

We did not state that first-year students should report on 30th October - Kwesi Kwarteng Esq. (PRO, Ministry of Education)

Ahead of Ghana's presidential and parliamentary elections on December 7, 2024, the United States Department of State has introduced a new visa restriction policy targeting individuals involved in undermining democratic processes

Stop accusing my team for shooting NPP's Nasara Cordinator in Swedru. Nobody in my team had a gun - Cynthia Morrison

"The Big Debate"—a dynamic platform that brings constituents face-to-face with parliamentary aspirants to discuss their aims and visions for the future. This engaging show empowers voters by providing insight into candidates' plans, ensuring the community is well-informed when it comes time to cast their ballots. By facilitating meaningful dialogue, "The Big Debate" helps constituents choose representatives who genuinely reflect their interests and aspirations

Government must engage in a humble collaboration with the majority to facilitate the efficient processing of their numerous pending matters - Hon. Francis Xavier Mensah Sosu ESQ. (MP for Madina)

Attorney General is not courageous enough to take a stance different from that of the Supreme Court - Mahama Ayariga

We take instructions only from the Speaker, we'll comply if he tells us he's going by the Supreme Court's ruling - Comfort Doyoe Cudjoe-Ghansah (2nd Deputy Minority Whip)

The constitution should be torn into pieces if we think the Speaker is bigger than the constitution - Samuel Atta Kyea

4 MPs Seat Declared Vacant: Supreme Court ruling will not be of any use because parliament will soon go on recess - Ahmed Ibrahim (Minority Chief Whip in Parliament)

Andy Kwame Appiah-Kubi should be bold enough to come out and call me a fraudster and I will deal with him - Ohene Kwame Frimpong (Independent Parliamentary Candidate, Asante Akyem North)

NDC made me pay GHC 45,000 and was later disqualified during the primaries - Hon. Peter Kwakye Ackah (MP, Amenfi Central)

Global info analytics projects Mahama to win the 2024 election with 53.1% and 39.0% for Bawumia. Do you think it's an accurate representation of what will happen in the 2024 elections?

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, John Dramani Mahama, has once again positioned himself as the leader capable of rescuing Ghana's struggling economy. He promises bold reforms and a comprehensive economic revival if elected president in the upcoming December 7 general elections.

Government should see to the arrest of everyone involved in galamsey including people from the National Democratic Congress - Hajia Sahdatu Alhassan

Conversations on national issues of interest to the regular Ghanaian

Organised Labour doesn't need a strike action to get the government to fight galamsey - Philip Bawa (President Responsible Small-Scale Miners Association of Ghana)