This came rather late but you know what they say; it is better to be late than never and since we are still we are in the month of love— we might as well relish on this.
Becca just had a baby (let us forget for a while it is a ‘miracle baby’) and if there is any other thing aside from the joy and contentment a child brings, it definitely is how they strengthen the bond between the parents.
The NDC Minority in Parliament has issued their own assessment of the NPP government’s first 100 days in charge, painting a picture of doom and gloom and a nation headed to hell in a hand basket.
Speaking at a press conference Tuesday to respond to the NPP’s own assessment of their hundred day tenure, the NDC said instead of the change promised Ghanaians, the NPP has delivered untold hardship and is running the country into the ground.
Vice-President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has outlined what the NPP believes to be their major achievements since annexing power in January this year.
Having marked 100 days in office, the NPP are making sure everyone hears loud and clear what they have achieved within the short time frame.
Maxwell Kofi Jumah, former Member of Parliament for Asokwa says the call by the Coalition of Concerned Teachers (CCT) on president-elect, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, to restore teacher trainee allowances within its first 100 days in office is nothing but sheer ridiculity.
Responding to the coalition’s call, Mr Jumah said:
