Samuel Ayeh, Presidency Communication, Blasts NPP Over Adwoa Safo’s Referral To The Disciplinary Committee!
"The NPP's bias is too much! Why is Adwoa Safo the only one being targeted by the disciplinary committee? Osei Kyei-Mensah, Abronye, and others did the same, but only she faces discipline. Is it because she’s a woman? Adwoa Safo has suffered enough and must be allowed to speak!"
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No Fee Stress: First-Year University Students Who Paid Will Be Refunded. - George Opare-Addo, Esq.
Funds have been allocated. As part of our commitment to free first-year university tuition, students who have already paid fees will receive refunds. – George Opare-Addo, Esq., Minister of Youth Development and Empowerment.
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Mahama’s Dismissal Of Senior Generals Hurts Military Morale. - Ntim Fordjour
The military follows a strict command structure, where higher-ranking generals do not salute lower ones. Mahama’s replacement of senior officers with Brigadier Generals weakens the military and brings partisan politics into the Ghana Armed Forces. There is low morale in the service now. - Hon. Rev. Ntim Fordjour, MP for Assin South Constituency
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Some NPP Members Ochestrated My Primaries Defeat Despite My Apology – Adwoa Safo
One-on-One with Sarah Adwoa Safo! The former Dome-Kwabenya MP exposes how some NPP MPs betrayed her and orchestrated her primaries defeat. She reveals how she was sidelined after losing her Deputy Majority Leader role and dares Prof. Mike Ocquaye to explain his son’s humiliating loss before analyzing the party’s defeat. Plus, she drops shocking secrets on why the NPP lost the 2024 election & more!
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3:19:47
Dampare Deserved To Be Sacked Long Ago; He Had More Than Enough Time. - Twum-Barimah Esq, Deputy DG, Narcotics Control Commission.
Dampare overstayed his grace period and should have been sacked long ago. His leadership was nothing but a deceptive public façade, lacking real action.
- Twum-Barimah Esq, Deputy Director General, Narcotics Control Commission.
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