NDC Will Lose More Seats In the North – Nitiwul

Deputy Minority Leader Dominic Nitiwul is predicting a reduction in the number of Members of Parliament of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Northern region after the December 7 elections. The Bimbilla legislator, who was reacting to a statement from the NDC that he should prepare to vacate parliament, said the poor performance of … Read more

17 NPP MPs Did Not Sign Petition To Investigate Mahama

Seventeen Members of Parliament who belong to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Minority Caucus were not signatories to the petition that necessitated the motion which was seeking to investigate President John Mahama over the Ford Expedition gift saga. The names of the Members are immediately not known. That means, 104 NPP Mps out of the … Read more

Bawumia Clarifies $1m Per Constituency Proposal

The New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) Vice Presidential nominee, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has clarified the party’s newly proposed one million Dollar fund per constituency as part of a poverty alleviation programme. According to him, the programme will be segmented into three as the Northern Development Authority, Middle Belt Development Authority and the Coastal Development Authority. These … Read more

‘Try the NPP Market’ – Akufo-Addo To Savelugu Residents

“We have an expression in Akan, and I’m sure it’s the same in Dagbani, which says that you go to two markets before you can tell which is the better one. I have come to appeal to you and the people of Savelugu that, in this election, try the NPP market. I have no doubt … Read more

We Can Start Impeachment of Mahama Without Majority

The Deputy Minority leader of Parliament says contrary to claims, they can unilaterally initiate the impeachment process of President John Mahama over the Ford Expedition saga without the majority. Dominic Nitiwul told Dzifa Bampoh, host of Joy FM’s Top Story program Wednesday that steps to get a President impeached do not entail the involvement of … Read more

Ghana Police Chief Has Completely Destroyed Ghana’s Free Media Image with Proposed Social Media Ban

Ghana’s opposition political parties have sharply rejected suggestions that use of all social media platforms be blocked for two days during the November general election. John Kudalor, the inspector general of police, suggested that there could be a ban during the elections from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. to ensure social media are not used … Read more