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Abandoned hospital projects: we also did what the Minority is doing today in opposition. They should continue weeding projects their government left abandoned. — Dr. Mark Kurt Nawaane, Chairperson of the Health Committee.

“Sadinam Tamakloe's extradition does not mean that Ken Ofori-Atta or anyone else on the extradition list will automatically be returned to Ghana. Each extradition case is assessed on its own merits.” — Alfred Tuah-Yeboah, Former Deputy Attorney General.

The Minister for Food and Agriculture has not received GH¢200 million from the Ministry of Finance for buffer stock operations. Cabinet approved GH¢200 million for purchasing excess produce, but only GH¢100 million has been released. If the funds have been released, where are they? We demand clarity on the account the money was transferred into. - Samuel Huntor, Media Liaison Officer, Ministry of Food and Agriculture.

What did the NPP do spiritually on June 3rd that such flood tragedies seem to occur whenever President Mahama is in power, yet do not happen when the NPP is in office? President Mahama should consider the spiritual aspect of it. I had a dream about a fire outbreak at Circle before the June 3 disaster occurred — Nana Yaa Jantuah.

Akufo-Addo's failure to sign the LGBTQ+ Bill was one of the lowest moments of his presidency. As a lawyer, that decision was constitutional lawlessness. — Lawyer Abass Nurudeen, CEO of the Social Investment Fund.

Government to recruit 500 agriculture graduates under the Food Brigade initiative to boost food production and support households, schools, and farmers across the country as part of the Feed Ghana Programme. - Eric Opoku, Minister for Food and Agriculture

NEW LGBTQ BILL: Why are NPP members on the Constitutional and Legal Committee quiet on the new LGBTQ bill, but John Ntim Fordjour, who is not even part of the committee, is shouting all over the place? Why is he always playing holier-than-thou with frivolous allegations? - Bernard Bediako, MP for Akwatia

“My client, Koka, did not threaten any police officer. Rather, he was involved in an argument with a party's internal security member, popularly known as ‘Boryor,' whom everyone in the party refers to as ‘Police.' "The ‘police' he mentioned was a party member known by that nickname, not the Ghana Police Service,”—Enoch Afoakwa, counsel for Koka.

Why demand a passport as a bail condition for someone who clearly does not have one, along with three sureties who must be civil servants earning at least GHS 5,000? This appears to be an attempt to deny bail. — Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah on Aminat Mahama's bail conditions.

“Abronye has been granted bail but has not yet been released. We are still finalizing the necessary processes for his release." — Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Lead Counsel for Abronye DC.

No basis exists for the arrest of Abronye DC, let alone charging him in court. The government's action is a clear attempt to clamp down on free speech — Andrew Egyapa Mercer, former MP for Sekondi.

The NPP fully endorses every word and statement made at the press conference by Alexander Afenyo-Markin. You may not like Abronye DC and his actions, but you cannot deny him the right to free speech. - Henry Nana Boakye, National Organizer of the New Patriotic Party.

“The GBA's silence on Alexander Afenyo-Markin's attacks on a Circuit Court judge strengthens my long-held belief that it is aligned with the NPP. I anticipate they will make their stance public so it is clear how to deal with them going forward.” - Government Spokesperson, Felix Kwakye Ofosu

Former MP for Adentan, Kojo Adu Asare, shares a painful six-year battle with kidney failure and dialysis... Expresses gratitude to Kwadwo Twum Boafo, Ato Forson, Julius Debrah, Sammy Gyamfi, and others for their support during his toughest days.

Deputy Communications Officer for O. K Frimpong says contact has been established with the Asante Akyem North MP in the Netherlands, assuring that he is safe and expected to return soon. According to the office, no official charges have been communicated to them at this time

Chief Executive Officer of the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA), Christopher Boadi-Mensah, has dismissed claims made by Ekow Vincent Assafuah regarding his salary and official vehicle acquisitions. He insists there was no salary increment and clarifies that the vehicles procured were approved by Parliament and the Ministry of Finance, and included pickups, Toyota Prados, and saloon cars strictly for operational purposes

Frederick Opoku, Acting Rent Commissioner of Ghana, says the country is witnessing its first-ever appointment of a Rent Commissioner, in line with constitutional provisions. He notes that the move under President Mahama marks a major step toward enforcing rent laws and restoring order within the Rent Department.

Mahama Cares focuses on non-communicable diseases, unlike the National Health Insurance Scheme. People should read more about it before drawing conclusions. I urge Ghanaians not to politicize it because sickness knows no political colour — Obuobia Darko-Opoku

Some parents are expressing frustration over the various unapproved fees allegedly being charged in schools under the Free SHS policy, including feeding, practicals, and other expenses. The growing concerns have sparked fresh debate about the true cost of free education and the financial burden on families. Tune in for more on the issue and reactions from affected parents

Former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame has defended former Buffer Stock CEO Abdul Hanan, insisting neither he nor his wife committed any wrongdoing. According to him, after interrogation by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), no fresh charges were brought against the couple, adding that there is no case to chase.

Why should citizens spend up to 11 hours travelling from Accra to Kumasi? Calls are growing for the Accra–Kumasi road to be made motorable while the expressway is still under construction. OB is urging the Minister for Roads and Highways, Hon. Kwame Governs Agbodza, to act urgently before the situation worsens

International Banking Consultant Richmond Atuahene has pushed back against the minority's assertion that the Bank of Ghana recorded a GH₵34.9 billion loss instead of GH₵15 billion. He argues that the figures have been misunderstood, stressing the need for a proper grasp of accounting principles. According to him, those who doubt the official figures should seek legal redress if they believe the public has been misinformed

A socio-economic political talk show that discusses the major political, social and economic issues in Ghana

We have not recorded a 1,000-megawatt deficit at any point since the beginning of this year. - Richmond Rockson Esq., Head of Communications, Energy Ministry.

We inherited a collapsed power sector left behind by the NPP with a $1.5 billion debt we are still paying and are now fixing what they failed to achieve in eight years in power—so they should shut up about ‘dumsor.' — Lawyer Abass Nurudeen Esq., CEO, Social Investment Fund.

One-on-One with Kofi Adams, Minister for Sports and Recreation: “Carlos Queiroz is not on a $100,000-a-month salary, as widely quoted. His actual salary and full details will be revealed before the World Cup.”

Free SHS challenges: "Parents are contributing more than ever to feeding in SHSs. Claims that the government releases funds to headmasters for the purchase of perishables are completely false." - Omanhene Kwabena Asante

Mark my words, President Mahama will not sanction Free Zones CEO Dr. Mary Awusi over her attacks on Apostle Eric Nyamekye on galamsey. This is yet another test of leadership after claims that his appointees have breached the code of ethics. - Aaron Asiedu Antwi (NPP Communication Team Member)

Kennedy Agyapong holds no bitterness toward the New Patriotic Party and is not and will never be part of any division. He met with Mahamudu Bawumia last week and is currently in China on business. - Kwasi Kwarteng, spokesperson for Kennedy Agyapong

NPRA CEO, Dr. Christopher Boadi-Mensah, never issued any directive for staff salary increases. All salary increments were implemented under former President Nana Addo. Vincent Ekow Assafuah must apologize to him or face legal action in court. - Lawyer Abass Nurudeen, CEO of Social Investment Fund

"Attorney General vs OSP: It was a Cabinet decision by the NDC government to scrap the OSP; the court action was unnecessary. An executive instrument could have resolved the issue." - Justin Frimpong Kodua, General Secretary.

We're not against the Customs AI system, but it must be carefully reviewed because its errors are more than human errors; how can a 1.5HP indoor air conditioner attract higher duty than a 2.0HP unit, and what kind of mistake is this? - Nana Asiamah Preprah I, Vice President of the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders.

One-on-one with Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh (Health Minister): "Government to recruit 16,000-20,000 health workers in 2026. Our plans for the free primary healthcare will inform decisions on these recruitment exercises."

Alleged NLA CEO requests a $6,000 monthly rent allowance: "I'm ready to defend my claims against the National Lottery Authority, and I will not be intimidated by any threats." - Charles MacCarthy, Editor, Hawk Newspaper

The Damang mine takeover process was not fair, skewed in favor of Ibrahim Mahama and E&P. We will petition CHRAJ over a possible conflict of interest. - Akwasi Kunadu, MP for Manhyia North.

President Mahama's U-turn on the LGBTQ+ bill "hypocritical... If the economy is doing well as his government claims, why use it as an excuse to delay the bill? - Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, MP for Assin South Constituency.

A socio-economic political talk show that discusses the major political, social and economic issues in Ghana

What's so special about painting an interchange you didn't construct? All Dr. Frank Amoakohene seems to do is stay active on TikTok while there are still roads to be completed in the Ashanti Region - Sam Pyne, Former KMA Mayor

“We have never called for the abolition of sole sourcing. Our concern has always been its abuse. It should only be applied in exceptional cases, not made the norm in public procurement." - Sammy Gyamfi, CEO of GoldBod

Omanehene Kwabena addresses the newly passed Legal Education Reform Act: "Aspiring lawyers not always law-abiding"

One-on-One with Hon. Kwame Asare Obeng, MP for Gomoa Central: “Speaking in Parliament is a waste of everyone's time. I entered Parliament to drive industrial growth and create jobs, not to engage in endless debates.”

"GoldBod and its subsidiary, GoldBod Jewellery, did not sponsor the ‘Women of Valor' program in London. Any involvement was limited to promotional activities, with no financial support." -Sammy Gyamfi