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Can Eugene Boakye Antwi lead the NPP back to power? In this one-on-one interview, the General Secretary hopeful shares his campaign strategy and explains why he believes he has what it takes to help the party recapture power.

Exclusive Interview: NPP National Youth Organizer hopeful Abanga Yakubu Fusani opens up on his leadership bid, plans to unseat John Dumelo in Ayawaso West Wuogon, the reality behind social media hype, and his bold “Operation 4 Million Votes” for Dr. Bawumia.

“There is no bad blood between Justin Kodua and me. We don’t have to be friends to work together. Once the NPP decides, we work together for the party.” - John Boadu NPP National Chairman Hopeful

One-on-one interview: Paul Afoko breaks his silence on his suspension, personal battles, political comeback, and NPP National Chairman bid, laying bare his vision to bring “total discipline” and reshape the party

In this episode, we unpack the controversy surrounding the alleged GH₵1.7 billion losses at GoldBod and the heated political exchanges that have followed. Eric Adjei Esq. calls on Afenyo-Markin to focus on the facts and substantive issues rather than personal attacks, warning that political disagreements should not descend into threats or character assassination. We examine the claims, the political tensions surrounding Sammy Gyamfi, and the broader questions of accountability, transparency, and public trust.

Persons with physical disabilities staged a demonstration at Jubilee House to present a petition calling attention to their concerns and demands. According to Gilbert Boateng Agyare, Advocate for Persons with Physical Disabilities, Dr. Sammy Ayeh was not qualified to receive the petition on behalf of the Presidency. However, the demonstrators welcomed the intervention of Nana Yaa Jantuah, who later came to receive the petition. In this episode, we discuss the demonstration, the petition, the issues raised by persons with physical disabilities, and what the development could mean for disability rights and inclusion in Ghana.

In this compelling conversation, Albert Kwabena Dwumfour, President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), highlights the need to put mining communities at the heart of Ghana’s mining future. From community development and environmental responsibility to local participation and accountability, this episode explores why the benefits of mining should not bypass the people and places that bear its impact.

Abass Nurudeen slams Abena Osei Asare and the NPP for calling for investigations into GoldBod’s activities. They should stop fabricating stories about GoldBod when there are no issues. There are no losses at GoldBod, and the NPP cannot bring Sammy Gyamfi or the institution down.

Rev. Charles Owusu says wrongdoing must have consequences, stressing that religion should not be used as a shield against the law. He is calling on the Ghana Police Service to allow due process to take its course, despite the peace pact reached today

NPP Ashanti Regional Elections: Don’t underrate Paul Yandoh for the Secretary position. COKA is also poised to win the Chairmanship, and that could make things a bit difficult for the NDC. - Lawyer Abass Nurudeen, CEO, Social Investment Fund

All my contenders are my mentees, and I will defeat them. I have the experience and institutional memory NPP needs for a strong 2028 comeback.- Evangelist Perpetual Asante, Greater Accra Women’s Organiser hopeful.

“What is Malik Basintale talking about? Is he saying they have fulfilled all the promises they made to the youth? He is a joke and still seems to think he is on the campaign platform. If anyone should be held accountable, it should be him. He can continue telling lies, but the reality is clear—the 24-hour economy has now become 24-hour explanations.” - Omanhene Kwabena Asante fires at Malik Basintale

Asante Berko-Aksa bribery scandal: I’m a very serious person. Why should I honour EOCO’s invitation over mere allegations? Unless I can physically confront my accuser, I won’t honour it. - K.T. Hammond, Former Adansi-Asokwa MP.

“What kind of arrogance is that? Do you decide who receives a petition on behalf of the President? Who do you think you are? Be humble and put an end to the arrogance. Ghanaians are no longer attracted to you.” - Omanhene Kwabena Asante lashes out at the NPP.

“I’m old enough to be Afenyo-Markin’s mother. Who is he to disrespect me? He should never try that again. I’ll petition the Speaker.... As for Justin Kodua, I’ve known him since he was in diapers.” - Nana Yaa Jantuah fires back at Afenyo-Markin & NPP leaders over ‘nobody’ remark

"Claims that the NPP is being insensitive over tomorrow's 'Democracy Under Attack' demonstration are baseless. President Mahama was more insensitive for wearing white to a thanksgiving service a day after the deadly June floods." - Nana B, National Organiser of the NPP

I am fully aware of the construction of the public toilet beneath the Pokuase Interchange... - Ga North MCE, Akwetey Agbo, addresses concerns

Exclusive Interview with Julius Nii Kwei Quaynor, CEO of the DVLA: "The DVLA will extend its 24-hour operations to all regional offices next year. Currently, only the Adenta office operates around the clock, with nighttime customer turnout often exceeding daytime traffic at some other DVLA offices."

Nana B is trying to deflect attention from the NPP's crushing election defeat and revive his political relevance. The party's press conference opposing the Court of Appeal's acquittal of former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe Attionu is baseless. - Godwin Edudzi Tamakloe, Director of Legal Affairs, NDC

Sedina Tamakloe Acquittal: The court has spoken. If you disagree with the ruling, appeal it—not attack the judiciary. Sedina is a Ghanaian and deserves the same justice as every other citizen. The NPP cannot fault every court decision simply because it does not go in its favor. - Nana Yaa Jantuah

"Until the right thing is done in the NPP, I will not pay my party dues. Once the necessary reforms are made, I will resume paying my dues as a party member and even contribute more. The party has become a monocracy." - Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe

“The NPP’s ‘The Future Is Pregnant’ mantra does not scare us. If the future is pregnant, it will miscarry before the NPP returns to power. President Mahama has warned us not to do anything wrong.” - Eric Adjei, CEO of NEIP

“President Mahama never promised to fully implement the 24-hour economy policy within four years.” - Bernard Bediako Baidoo Esq., MP for Akwatia.

“Government’s AI-powered customs system has increased monthly customs revenue by 17% through stronger compliance and reduced revenue leakages, without introducing new taxes.” — Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, Finance Minister.

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

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

Democracy should bring development, not vote buying. If this trend continues, people will eventually lose faith in elections and stop voting." — Charles Mintah, Social Commentator

"There is no law and order in the Nlocal-news PP. This is not the party we built in 1992. The youth have hijacked the party and are doing whatever they want." — K.T. Hammond, Former MP for Adansi Asokwa

Keeping suspects in custody for 48 hours before imposing outrageous bail conditions they cannot meet is deliberate, unfair, and dangerous. It undermines justice and sets a dangerous precedent for future governments. EOCO must end this practice." - Lawyer Gary Nimako, Director of Legal Affairs, NPP

What is the Majority trying to hide from Ghanaians by sacking journalists from the Parliamentary Press Gallery? Is it because they don't want Ghanaians to hear the Governor credit Dr. Bawumia for the Gold Purchase Programme? — Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ofoase/Ayirebi MP.

EOCO's statement on Dennis Miracle Aboagye lacks substance. He is being detained over his criticism of President Mahama's alleged third-term agenda, despite not being charged or told of any offence. If the tables turn, we will return the same energy. — Justin Frimpong Kodua, NPP General Secretary

“Why is the Finance Minister still in office despite failing to release funds for flood mitigation, resulting in the deaths of 35 people? The blood of those innocent souls will forever be on Ato Forson's hands.” — Nana B, National Organizer, NPP

"'I didn’t see Dr. Bawumia at today’s clean-up exercise. If he is truly concerned about the flooding situation, why wasn’t he there? It’s clear they were more interested in political propaganda than in solving the problem.” — Dr. Samuel Ayeh, Aide to the President

“NPP politics is now driven by insults. Some party members have been contracted by faceless elders to attack opponents within the party. People must be held accountable when they fail to perform. If John Boadu was judged based on his performance, then Justin Kodua Frimpong should be held to the same standard.” - Eugene Boakye Antwi, NPP General Secretary Hopeful

The Ministry of Transport and GPRTU must immediately address the transport fare hike. Drivers should not be arbitrarily increasing fares or taking the law into their own hands. — Omanhene Kwaku Asante

"Muntaka must immediately apologize to Ghanaians for comparing Ghana's flood situation to California. Such a comparison is unwarranted and insensitive. Ghana is facing a national crisis, and this is the time for action, not unnecessary comparisons." - Omanhene Kwabena Asante

"No amount of fiscal discipline or economic stability can justify the loss of lives. Government must prioritise life-saving flood control projects." — Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ranking Member on Parliament's Economy and Development Committee.

“We’ve intensified sanitation efforts in our communities, directed the assemblies to enforce their by-laws, and anyone caught littering will be prosecuted.” — Greater Accra NADMO Director, Dennis Nartey, speaks on measures following yesterday’s Accra floods.

“Government sitting on over US$200 million left by Akufo-Addo to tackle perennial flooding. Had the funds been used, Accra’s current flooding could have been avoided.” — Hon. Martin Adjei-Mensah Korsah, MP for Techiman South.

At least three people reportedly died from electrocution at Alajo in the Ayawaso Central Municipality following yesterday's heavy rainfall. An eyewitness recounts the heartbreaking incident

“What right does the NDC Central Regional Chairman have to shut down a radio station? We are not under military rule. Who does he think he is because his party is in power?” — Alfred Kojo Thompson, aspiring National Treasurer of the NPP.

Gun license applications: “We are no longer issuing new licenses to anyone. We are currently reviewing the regulations, and no new licenses will be issued until the review is completed.” — Ebenezer Okletey Terlabi, Deputy Minister for the Interior.

No surgeries have been performed on Adwoa Safo’s face, and there are no plans to fly her abroad. Her medical condition is stable — Dr. Isaac Ofori Tenkorang, family physician of the Kantanka family, confirms.

Omanhene Kwabena Asante predicts: Ghana will beat England 2–1, with the first goal coming within the first 25 minutes...

Kennedy Agyapong cannot threaten the NPP into doing what pleases him. Nobody can hold the party to ransom. His concerns cannot be addressed through threats or blackmail. He always derails the party when it is holding the NDC govern social-issues ment accountable for mismanagement of the country — Dennis Miracles Aboagye.

“We love and respect the elderly for their wisdom, but right now we need the energy of the youth to connect with the grassroots,” - Dr. Bernard Okoe-Boye explains, outlines his vision for the NPP Greater Accra Regional Chairmanship bid.

The economy inherited by the NDC was in such a bad state that it could not create jobs for Ghanaians. How can you blame eight years of failure on just one and a half years of an NDC government? — Bernard Bediako Baidoo, MP for Akwatia.

The NLA should be a regulator, not a player in the industry. — Former NLA PRO, Goodfellow Dei Ofei, proposes a new framework.

“I am a formidable candidate and can compete with Nana B and Mustapha Hamid for the position of NPP National First Vice Chairman,” — Richard Oti, three-term NPP Chairman in Sweden, on his bid for the role.

Wontumi–Samreboi Case: I am withdrawing from the case as counsel. I have informed my client, Chairman Wontumi, and the court. My reasons will be made known in court, but I believe there are too many unseen influences surrounding the case. I also find the judge’s conduct throughout the proceedings unacceptable. — Andy Appiah-Kubi, Counsel for Bernard Antwi Boasiako.