The NDC government ordered a fleet of cars a mere one week to leaving office.
Whether out of habit or not we’ll never know, but an order for 43 specially fitted vehicles worth in excess of $9m was approved by then President John Dramanai Mahama, on the 30th of December 2016 – over three weeks after losing election and only a week before handing over.
Kwame Sefa Kayi has laid into the General Secretary of the NDC, Johnson Asiedu Nketia, for his politicisation of the death of soldier Capt. Maxwell Mahama.
Commenting on General Mosquito’s comments – which claimed that the murder of Mahama was carried out “under the direct supervision of President Akufo-Addo” – Sefa Kayi called them ‘shameful’ and ‘irresponsible’.
The opposition National Democratic Congress has broken their silence on the lynching of army officer Capt Maxwell Mahama, saying his death was caused by Nana Akufo-Addo and his administration.
In a statement released by the party and signed by it’s general secretary, Johnson Asiedu Nkieta, the party said the NPP has fostered a culture of lawlessness which led to the lynching of Mahama.
The former moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Rev Emmanuel Martey, has turned his fire on the NPP, arguing some of the President’s appointees are corrupt.
Rev Martey, speaking to reporters in Accra, made the controversial remarks.
Actor John Dumelo must be on some expired kool-aid considering the stunt he just pulled.
The staunch NDC supporter (he of the party who blessed us with a harsh economy and crushing youth employment), took a photo whilst driving of a gentleman hawking bread in the streets.
Plump Kumawood Actress cum movie Producer, Tracey Boakye who was recently busted for plagiarizing a movie cover has lauded H.E Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for his apt running of the State so far but has stated that she’ll still campaign for Mahama in 2020 should the Ex-President contest for the 2020 elections.
Tracey Boakye is one of the kinds of MzBel and Afia Schwarzenegger who by might and soul did everything possible to secure victory for Mahama but failed when the NDC scored a whooping 44% against Nana Addo’s 53% resounding victory in the 2016 general elections.
Singer Mzbel has admonished Ghana’s immediate past President, John Dramani Mahama, to stay away from the NDC’s next primaries to select the party’s 2020 election’s Presidential candidate.
According to the staunch Mahama supporter, he should stay away because he was betrayed by some elements within the party and those elements should find their own leader.
A $150m World Bank sanitation project which commenced in August 2014 and runs through 2018 was supposed to revolutionise sanitation in our filthy capital.
Yet with just over a year to the end of the four year project, the project has yielded nothing but 900 toilet facilities across the capital.
The Supreme Court failed to rule once again on the legality or otherwise of the decision of the former government to accept two former inmates of Guantanamo Bay into the country.
In court today (Wednesday), the justices, after deliberating on the decision, again failed to reach a verdict.
The question of who would lead the NDC in 2020 continues to be one of the most interesting political sub plots these days, with a new name seemingly joining the fray every day.
One solid name in the fray is Ekow Spio Garbrah, the veteran politician who once contested John Evans Atta Mills for the post of NDC flagbearer.
Alhaj Mubarak Muntaka, the member of Parliament for Asawase in the Ashanti Region, has made it clear that he would run for President one day.
The conversation around the country these days revolve around who would lead the NDC into 2020 and many names are being thrown into the hat.
The Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram in the Greater Accra Region, Sam Dzata George, has openly admitted that both major parties use the police service as a ‘jobs for the boys avenue’ whenever they are in power.
George, speaking on Morning Starr Friday, was responding to recent cases of abuse by police officers.
Mahama and the NDC can’t seem to get over their ‘comfortable lead’ loss and at every opportunity, they diagnose what led to their loss.
An autopsy over a painful electoral loss is not a bad thing, it’s just that for the NDC, it’s not their fault that they lost – the incompetence or the corruption – but that the Ghanaian people were deceived by the NPP.
Long time NDC leader in Parliament Alban Sumani Kingsford Bagbin, has announced a run for President in 2020.
According to an aide to the long serving legislator, Bagbin’s name would be in the hat when nominations for 2020 opens.
Ashanti Regional NPP Chairman Bernard Antwi Boasiako well known as Chairman Wontumi has listed Political bigwigs who are into the Galamsey menace which Government is fighting relentlessly to end.
According to Chairman Wontumi who was once a Rastaman with dreadlocks, he has personally stopped mining but confidently cited some NDC leading party members who are into the environmental degradation business in the chase of gold.
