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No investigation has been ordered by the ‘Presidency’ into travels or flights biaaaa!!!!
Those Asaase Radio guys are in competition with themselves over publication of false and concocted news stories.
Later today, my brother and friend, Dr Edward Omane Boamah, the President’s nominee as Minister for Defence of the Republic of Ghana, will appear before Parliament’s Appointments Committee.
This is a man in whom I am well pleased. We’ve worked together for more than a decade, and in his earlier role as Minister for Communication and also Presidential Spokesperson, we were the perfect pair for the management of the President’s communication and backroom work.
We were hated, we were maligned, we were framed up, even some of our friends were recruited to be against us for all the wrong reasons, but our unalloyed loyalty to President JD Mahama, our commitment to doing what we can do, and an unwavering desire to correct any wrongs and make an impact, continues to keep us going.
Together with Joyce Bawah Mogtari and other colleagues in the then Flagbearer’s office, we contributed what we can over the years in opposition.
I am grateful for the confidence and trust Omane has always exhibited in my abilities.
Congrats bro. How I wish I was sitting right behind you with Adwoa Tampico and joyce, but be sure I will serve you a delicious plate of Akple with the necessary accompaniments.
“Soldiers don't march on an empty stomach”.
You take this character and others serious at your own peril.
He’s part of the cabal that’s always cooking fake stories and impersonating genuine media houses in some cases, all intended to dig at John Mahama and the NDC.
Honestly, when you take Mahama and this person, which of them will make such a statement?
The true meaning of Leadership is influence- nothing more, nothing less. True leadership cannot be awarded, appointed, or assigned. It comes only from influence, and that cannot be mandated. It must be earned.
Credit: Leadership Development.
This is yet another piece of fake news circulated by the NPP and Bawumia Campaign team. Reeling from a potential loss in the December elections, the government, through its campaign team, has resorted to daily publication of fake news about the NDC leader, John Mahama, and other NDC officials.
We want to encourage Ghanaians to verify doubtful publications from known and credible media outlets who travel with the Mahama Campaign on all our tours, follow all John Mahama social media handles or watch WoezorTV on channel 208 on the MultiTV HD+ decoder and on social media.
Akufo-Addo and Bawumia should know that the fake news agenda won’t help them.
#MahamaForPresident
#Mahama4Chanage2024
#LetsBuildGhanaTogether
You inherited VAT flat rate, you abolished it, and now you say if they vote for you, you’ll bring back what you abolished.!
Taking Ghanaians for fools... or? #Bawuliar
Some people simply major on always seeking to draw unnecessary attention to themselves, unconcerned about how that exposes their immaturity and lying characteristic. He’s the same person who was made to bath in public for a political cause, right? In the Mahama camp, we focus on Honesty, Trustworthiness and Reliability.
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My boss, President John Evans Atta Mills, was a selfless leader. He prioritised the needs of the nation over personal and political gain. When he took over from the NPP government, he was the first to cut his own salary as a sincere gesture to show solidarity with the economic hardships faced by many Ghanaians. He was passionate about lifting the vulnerable and duly allocated resources to social welfare programmes.
He was a man who epitomised truth and honesty. From his life in Academia to his time as the IRS Commissioner, to becoming Vice President and throughout his presidency, he lived as he preached—transparently! His reputation for integrity was widespread nationally and internationally.
Forever in our hearts, Professor Mills.
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For years, I worked on PPP’s and in trade facilitation and believe that PPP’s are a great way to maximize investments especially when we all know that Ghana as a country is now flat out bankrupt. PPP’s and BOTs therefore offer a great opportunity for huge investments!
#Letsbuildghanatogether conversations with John Mahama!
AG Dame & the NPP claimed through their mouthpiece, Asaase Radio that the NDC had a recording from a meeting arranged by a JSC, and have proceeded to denigrate the said JSC and push a false narrative.
Please, the damning, incriminating and professional damaging tape released by the NDC on Tuesday, was it from a face to face meeting or a phone call?
A bunch of lying, wicked, devilish nation wreckers. Asaase Radio, you see how they make you destroy your credibility?
I am at the #GhanaCEOSummit and heard @JDMahama speak to the issues. And hearing @MBawumia and I am just wondering, what exactly is he trying to communicate? A question about whether he will reduce the size of government and he is talking about digitisation. Professor Abotsi the moderator is even shocked.
What was it that triggered the fastest U-turn by President Akufo-Addo ever to release the KPMG's damaging report on the corrupt SML transaction, which they used all kinds of legal gymnastics to earlier justify while whitewashing the KPMG's work and recommendations?
From my experience and working knowledge, this action is not because Akufo-Addo and the NPP have suddenly embraced transparency or want to be accountable.
There is a HUGE trigger, and whatever it is, we thank God it has pushed him to the wall. SML simply stinks, and it is clear from what Ghanaians even knew before the KPMG work and report that it was a transaction to milk the country of its tax revenue for personal, political party, and campaign (2020 and 2024) benefit. Is it any wonder the GRA will look the other way and let SML keep VAT in excess of GH¢ 13m?
Ghana needs redemption. #Mahama4Change2024
They will continue to expose themselves and their hatred. Ghanaians know the leader they want, and why they will choose @JDMahama for his honesty, trustworthiness and his leadership integrity.
#Mahama4Change2024
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A few things on my mind as I get out of Kumasi back to Accra:
1. Kumasi International Airport and some ‘commissioning’ next week.
2. President Nana Addo telling us dumsor, which they said was not dumsor, is now over.
3. The wanton selling of government lands and pulling down of government bungalows.
Ghana deserves an Honest, Trustworthy & Reliable leader! Not this current crop of leaders.
Member of Parliament representing the ruling NPP has been caught on live TV bribing Electoral Commission officials at a polling station in the Ejisu by-election.
While the Commission claims in a statement that it has removed the two officials from the voting centre, the police are yet to make any moves to arrest Kingsley Nyarko, MP for Kwadaso, for bribing an electoral official.
The by-election has been marred by open vote buying by agents of the ruling NPP and violence at the beginning of the poll.
The latest report from Fitch Solutions predicts a win for John Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the upcoming December 2024 general elections.
“We anticipate that the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), led by former President John Mahama, will win Ghana's December 2024 elections”, Fitch noted in its latest Business Monitor Online.
Overall, the report indicates a shift in political dynamics in Ghana as the NDC emerges as the frontrunner for the upcoming general elections. This reflects the impact of economic concerns and potential policy implications on the country's political landscape.
The shift in power is attributed to rising perceptions of economic mismanagement in Ghana, driven by persistently high inflation and weakened living standards.
“Our forecast is informed by the incumbent NPP’s waning popularity, attributed to rising popular perceptions of economic mismanagement and the erosion of real household incomes over the past two years.”
Notably, inflation has averaged 40.3%, the highest rate since 1996, due to the sharp depreciation of the Ghanaian cedi against the US dollar.
These economic concerns are expected to dominate the December vote decision, with a survey by Global Info Analytics revealing that 65% of respondents cited the economy as their foremost concern.
The report also highlights that existing policy proposals, such as the anti-homosexuality bill and President Nana Akufo-Addo's plan to end visa entry requirements for all Africans by the end of 2024, are unlikely to sway public opinion in favour of the NPP.
The Ghanaian business sector has heavily criticized the president's attempt to boost local production and attract investment through an import restriction bill, which could further undermine the party's prospects in the forthcoming elections.
Fitch believes that the NPP and NDC will face a minimal threat from third-party candidates. The ability of third-party candidates to sway the vote is constrained by the major parties’ entrenched financial and organizational advantages.
The report also emphasises the expectation of social stability and a peaceful transition of power in December, given Ghana's track record of strong democratic institutions and minimal election irregularities.
Furthermore, improvements in macroeconomic conditions, such as reducing inflation and a more stable exchange rate, are expected to diminish the potential for public dissent.
However, potential approval of Ghana's proposed anti-homosexuality legislation could adversely impact relations with the West, including the IMF.
Additionally, any constraints on receiving military assistance from the US could pose a risk to Ghana's ability to address the threat of terrorism spreading from the Sahel, particularly affecting the less developed northern region.
Story by Stan Xoese Dogbe [[email protected]]
