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[Governor Amuneke @KevinblakC]

Aftermath March and March

[PATRICK KWAME SAH @KwameSah85545]

The BEEF HAS JUST STARTED:

PAUL ADOM-OTCHERE VRS PETER TAWIAH ( PART 1 )

Dear Paul Adom-otchere , I Decided to ignore you because it is clear you just want to use me to REVIVE your DEAD GEG show courtesy THE LOUD SILENCE TV HOST, MR EKOW KEVIN TAYLOR but after realizing you have posted the portion you claimed you have proved me wronged , which is laughable on Good Evening Ghana PLATFORM, l rescinded my decision

Dear Otchere, let me ASSURE YOU , by the the time you read PART 3 of this whole piece, you Will NEVER EVER mention my name Peter Tawiah anywhere in your life ,

YOU WILL BE EXPOSED OF YOUR CORRUPT MEDIA PROPAGANDA ESPECIALLY AGAINST JUSTICE SREM-SAI whom l just ADMIRE.

Dear PAUL, l am using my PART 1 to EDUCATE you on the case ,

The Republic Vrs Aliduba ( BUFFER STOCK CASE )

The case was actually at the CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE ( CMC ) Level.
Paul for your education that Case Management Conference which YOU WERE NOT THERE BUT I WAS THERE., involves two ( 2 ) type of DOCUMENTS they are :

1) WITNESS STATEMENTS and

2) GENERAL DOCUMENTS

which the PROSECUTION believes may help the ACCUSED ( GENERAL DISCLOSURES)

Dear ADOM , for your Education once again , the Job of the JUDGE at CMC is to simply LOOK at the DOCUMENTS to ENSURE that the other party is SERVED. So at CMC ( and once again dear Paul CMC means Case Management Conference NOT what you were thinking reason you ignorantly bragged that Your GODFRED ODAME FLOORED Justice Sai .) the parties simply go through the documents to ENSURE that they are SERVED on the other party.

Dear GOOD EVENING GHANA HOST , you may not know this , l mean the Ex- Parte KWABENA DUFFOUR OBJECTION, Documents are taken ONLY during TRIAL NOT AT CMC .

So the Judge should NOT have TAKEN to start with

Dear Paul Adom- Otchere, for your Education again, the practice in the Court is that UNSIGNED WITNESS STATEMENT'S can be SIGNED by WITHNESS when they enter the box just before they put the STATEMENT in EVIDENCE and CHAIRMAN WONTUMI EVEN KNOWS THIS and it happened in his TRIAL 😆😆😆 you can consult him for more EDUCATION.

So if the JUDGE was interested in SAVING TIME he would have done what other Judges do by simply allowing the Witness to sign the Witness Statement when they enter the Witness BOX .

Dear ADOM- OTCHERE, Now this is what happened in the case in which your infamous Lawyer Odame and Augustine Obour came face to face with the Smart, intelligent, Humble Dr Justice Srem Sai that day which you were NOT there .

The Prosecution filled three ( 3) Witness Statements . One was SIGNED and two were not signed .So even if the JUDGE decided to take the OBJECTION at CMC ( which is WRONG anyway and your Paymaster Godfred Odame knows it ) he could have REJECTED only the UNSIGNED WITNESS STATEMENTS and STARTED the CMC with the SIGNED ONE and the GENERAL DISCLOSURES. After all CMC takes several days on one .But he decided that he won't even START the CMC at all and adjourned the case for almost two (2) weeks .

Dear Paul ADOM- OTCHERE in 2021 your CHAMPION LAWYER not me Peter Tawiah was FLOORED at Supreme Court in the FIX THE COUNTRY CASE at SUPREME COURT at the time FANTASTIC DR. JUSTICE SREM-SAI was an ORDINARY Lawyer while HE GODFRED ODAME was THE ATTORNEY GENERAL and he RAN OUT FROM COURT that day , I WAS THERE and since then he was DODGING CASES involving JUSTICE SREM SAI and was sending his Deputies to face him but thankfully they were also BEATEN LIKE KIDS by SREM-SAI

By the way Paul Otchere,IS IT TRUE HE RECENTLY DODGED JUSTICE SREM SAI IN GETRUDE ARABA TORKUNOO'S CASE AT SUPREME COURT ?

Paul do you know Justice Srem Sai FLOORED ODAME in a COVID-19 cases at Supreme Court ?

COMMENTS ARE FREE ,FACTS ARE SACRED.

Y3 DIAA T3

WATCH OUT FOR PART 2.

TAG PAUL ADOM- OTCHERE AND GOOD EVENING GHANA.

[Austine @obiMpenaAustine]

COURT UPDATE

During cross examination of Chairman Wontumi yesterday, the Deputy Attorney General raised issue of Chairman Wontumi hiding a paper and reading responses from it
The interpreter snatched it from him but Wontumi said the interpreter rather gave it to him
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[Serendipity @BrightMustapha]

@ArsenalN7 Hellooooooooooo

[Rockson Soul🇬🇭 @RocksonSoul1]

I told Kwesi Botchway not to go for y show and that Julius will drag him in the mud 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Franklin CUDJOE @lordcudjoe]

The fastest economic recovery in Ghana's history has been recorded and achieved by version 2.0 of the Mahama-led government — this, after the most regressive, self-immolating policies of waste, mismanagement, and plunder the country has ever seen.

Key achievements:

· Exit from the IMF programme with star-studded honours
· Rapid decline in inflation
· A confident cedi
· International reserves built back better
· The quickest debt reduction from 65% to 45% of GDP in just one year

Buoyed by confidence, candour, and transparency, the government's finance team — competently led by Dr. Ato Forson — carefully choreographed how to work with the IMF programme they inherited, even though it was badly bruised, broken, and moribund from excessive haemorrhage following the twin shocks of the DDEP, which amounted to the literal pickpocketing of our savings and investments by the previous administration.

Remember: the previous government renegotiated the IMF programme the NDC government handed to them. Sadly, they missed almost 70% of the structural benchmarks they had promised the IMF by the end of 2019 — when the economy was already stuttering in fits — only to later be exposed and overwhelmed by COVID-19 and, to a very minute degree, the Russian war on Ukraine.

In essence, the final apocalyptic collapse of the economy we witnessed in 2022 — with all macroeconomic indicators gasping for air — was entirely avoidable.

So what has changed this time with the exit plan from the IMF? A commitment never to return to the IMF after three and a half years — the period we have been cursed, through maladministration, to return to the Fund since independence in 1957.

The Finance Minister and his team defended a decision before Cabinet to be bound by additional strictures of the IMF for 36 months, long after the general elections in 2028. This is to remain credible to investors and the markets, and in the process mobilise enough capital to invest in critical areas of the economy to provide jobs — but crucially, to free up domestic resources for the private sector to blossom. It is a promise not to splurge and waste resources, as has usually been the case with governments that exit IMF programmes.

Essentially, the Government of Ghana announced the official conclusion of the IMF Extended Credit Facility Programme and transitioned immediately to the non-financing Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI) of the IMF.

What is the PCI? It is a non-financial advisory and monitoring tool provided by the IMF. It allows the country to design and implement its own economic reforms without receiving a financial bailout, acting essentially as a global seal of approval for the government's fiscal management.

This masterstroke in economic diplomacy could not have been achieved without the backing of the President, whose mission this time around is legacy and respect. The President reads every document handed to him, often correcting grammatical mistakes before signing the country up to the contents.

So, we can say that yes, stability has been achieved after the races with death we experienced prior to 2025. Resilience is what we aim for now as a country. We need to remain disciplined and reduce losses by State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), which cost governments approximately $2 billion annually.

Quite a number of SOEs must be axed outright, others merged, and still others injected with independent, world-class management to return profit — because they are enterprises, not social care homes.

In the meantime, we are grateful for the dexterity of the economic management team, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, the encouraging progress of GoldBod, and all other functionaries of government who will abide by the honour code of spending within budgets to make Ghana's self-imposed IMF PCI possible.

[Cassiel Ato Forson (PhD) @Cassielforson]

This announcement marks the definitive end of Ghana’s financial bailout relationship with the IMF.

Government is exceedingly grateful to the people of Ghana for their sacrifices, resilience and forbearance.

[kwame agbodza @KAgbodza]

THE STATE OF OUR ROAD TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM

The Department of Urban Roads (DUR) has released a comprehensive briefing on our national traffic signal infrastructure. The data reveals severe structural, financial, and operational challenges that directly impact urban mobility and public safety.
Here are the key takeaways from the April 2026 assessment:

*1. The Numbers*
•411 Total Installations across 11 regions under DUR jurisdiction.
•63% Operational Rate: Only 257 signals are currently functional (ON).
•32% Inactive Rate: 132 signals are down (OFF), causing severe gridlock.
•5% Decommissioned: 22 units have been completely removed due to structural damage or road redesigns.
•Geographic Imbalance: Infrastructure is heavily centralized, with the Greater Accra Region hosting 59% (241) and the Ashanti Region hosting 15% (61) of all signals. Five regions currently have zero traffic lights under DUR oversight.
*2. Why Are the Lights Off?*
Between 2020 and 2026, 587 distinct critical incidents disrupted the network:
•Vehicular Crashes (77.5% / 455 incidents): Reckless driving and overspeeding remain the leading causes of destruction, repeatedly knocking down poles, gantries, and controllers at major intersections like Okponglo, Tesano, and Kasoa.
•Vandalism & Theft (17.4% / 102 incidents): Organized syndicates are actively targeting public infrastructure—stealing expensive computerized controllers, solar panels, inverters, backup batteries, and underground copper cables.
•Equipment Obsolescence: 30 recorded cases of outdated legacy hardware for which replacement parts are no longer manufactured.

*3. Case Study: The Awoshie-Pokuase Corridor*
The Anyaa-Sowutuom stretch highlights the severity of asset degradation:
•At School Junction, a violent crash completely obliterated the solar array and control system, tragically resulting in a driver fatality.
•At Odorgono and Anyaa Market, thieves repeatedly bypassed security enclosures to strip out backup batteries and main micro-controllers.
•Across the corridor, criminals have physically climbed overhead gantries to slice and extract specialized copper solar power delivery cables.

*4. The Institutional Bottlenecks*
Resolving these outages is severely stalled by two major hurdles:
•Contractual Issues .
•. Public Indebtedness: The state currently owes maintenance contractors for previously completed works, bringing rapid-response restorations to a halt.

*5. Security Countermeasures & Enforcement*
To combat theft and protect newly installed assets, the DUR is rolling out:
•Heavy-duty steel internal/external burglarproof cages around control cabinets.
•Thicker iron casing plates and lockable composite underground chamber slabs.
•Strict identity protocols requiring all authorized field technicians to wear branded PPE and display official DUR Identification.
•Increased legal enforcement under the Road Traffic Regulations for damaging public road infrastructure.

*6. Looking to the Future: Tech Modernization*
Long-term relief depends on moving away from standalone lights toward Intelligent Traffic Systems:
•Area-Wide Traffic Signal Control System (AWTSCS): Currently running on the Neoplan-to-CBD corridor (funded by AFD/GoG). It integrates 33 smart controllers, 80 CCTV cameras, and a Bus Priority System feeding into the Accra Traffic Management Centre.
•Accra Intelligent Traffic Management System (AITMS) Phase II: It features a state-of-the-art "Intelligent Tower" command center (65% built). However, overall project progress has stalled at 23% due to ongoing legal disputes, leaving critical high-tech hardware sitting in storage.

Ghana is currently facing a $55m Court Judgement Debt in relation to the Accra Intelligence Traffic Management Contract.

Let’s work together to keep our public road traffic lights working.

[Cassiel Ato Forson (PhD) @Cassielforson]

Government of Ghana announces official conclusion of IMF Extended Credit Facility and Transitions to Non-Financing Policy Coordination Instrument(PCI).

[KALYJAY @gyaigyimii]

Kevin Taylor dey tire me 😂😂😂

[Richmond Rockson, Esq. @MrRockson]

Please take 14 minutes to watch this important video.

It provides a clear understanding of the current state of our power sector, explains the recent outages in some areas, the reforms in the sector and outlines the concrete steps being taken to resolve these issues. #MahamaThePresident #EnergyforAll

[Promise Dumevi @dumevi_promise]

Wow! Chale! This guy is an energy genius!

The way and manner he has explained the entire energy sector processes is highly commendable!

Where does the NDC recruit these young, sharp and intelligent minds from ?!

[Sammy Gyamfi @SammyGyamfi_]

VIDEO: IBRAHIM MAHAMA’S DAMANG MINE SELLS 100% OF ITS FIRST GOLD OUTPUT (110KG) TO THE GOLDBOD IN A HISTORIC MOVE TO SUPPORT NATIONAL RESERVES

[Promise Dumevi @dumevi_promise]

Chale! So tell me why you say you hate the NDC and John Mahama?!

Ofankor- Nsawam road is what it is!

Thank you John Mahama!

[Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, Esq. MP. @etsedafeamekpor]

SETTING THE RECORDS STRAIGHT & THE FALSE “RE-INTRODUCED” ENTRANCE EXAMS CLAIMS BY HON. VINCENT ASSAFUAH
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1. My attention has been drawn to a rather unfortunate statement authored and circulated by the Hon. Vincent Assafuah of the NPP regarding alleged “re-introduction” of entrance examinations for prospective law students.

2. Quite frankly, I expected a much higher standard of legal reasoning and public commentary from a trained lawyer and Member of Parliament. Matters involving legislation, constitutional procedure, and legal education cannot be approached with the recklessness of roadside propaganda and partisan sensationalism.

3. Hon. Vincent Assafuah is fully aware, or at the very least ought to be aware, that the new Legal Education Billrecently passed by Parliament has not yet matured into operational law. The Bill is currently undergoing the necessary post-passage drafting and correction processes to fully incorporate all amendments adopted by the House before transmission to the President of the Republic, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, for assent.

4. Until that constitutional process is completed and presidential assent is granted, the existing legal framework governing the Ghana School of Law and legal education in Ghana remains valid, binding, and operational. This is basic legislative procedure known to every lawyer and legislator.

5. It is therefore deeply misleading and legally indefensible for Hon. Assafuah to accuse the NDC Government or the Ghana School of Law of “re-introducing” an entrance examination regime that legally remains in force under the current law. One cannot reintroduce what has not yet been repealed.

6. It is equally disturbing that a lawyer and Member of Parliament would issue such a public statement without first verifying the facts from the Ghana School of Law itself. Public commentary founded on hearsay, speculation, and politically convenient assumptions does not elevate public discourse. It diminishes it.

7. For the avoidance of doubt, the Government of H.E. John Dramani Mahama has not re-introduced any new entrance examination regime for prospective law students. Any suggestion to the contrary is entirely false and unsupported by the present legal and factual position.

8. Let the record further reflect that the Ghana School of Law has issued no official public advertisement directing prospective students to sit for any entrance examination slated for 31st July 2026, contrary to the panic and misinformation being circulated through partisan commentary and social media propaganda.

9. The truth is that the new Legal Education framework passed by Parliament is intended to broaden access to legal education through accredited institutions operating under the new regime once presidential assent is granted and implementation formally begins. That is the real reform agenda before the country, not this manufactured narrative of betrayal and policy reversal.

10. The conversation on legal education is far too important to be polluted by political fearmongering. Ghana has struggled for years with legitimate concerns regarding access, infrastructure, institutional capacity, accreditation, and the long-standing bottleneck within professional legal training. Those serious national concerns deserve mature engagement and evidence-based reform, not opportunistic propaganda.

11. I therefore urge all well-meaning Ghanaians, particularly prospective law students, to disregard the misinformation and needless panic being generated around this matter. Facts matter. Constitutional procedure matters. And truth matters far more than partisan political theatre.

Spiritus Invictus

[Haruna Mohammed, MP @HarunaMohammed_]

Think about it,

If President Mahama can generate revenue without running to the IMF or introducing new taxes, settle debts, cancel about five taxes introduced by the NPP, and still pay contractors,

then with all the taxes and loans the NPP had, why couldn’t they pay contractors? Where exactly was the money going?

[Joyce Bawah Mogtari @joyce_bawah]

This morning our hardworking Energy Minister and his team have announced that their tireless efforts, in the aftermath of the GRIDCO incident has paid dividends, all units shut down by the fire have been fully restored and functioning properly. This is leadership.

The Minister took full responsibility and made bold and decisive decisions to ensure that full restoration of power.

Thank you President Mahama for your leadership.

#MahamaThePresident

[John Dramani Mahama @JDMahama]

Pivoting to Growth, Jobs, and Sustainable Livelihoods.

#MayDay2026 #ResettingGhana #GhanaianWorkers #GrowthAndJobs

[Pan-African Parliament @AfrikParliament]

Hon. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings (Ghana) is elected Second Vice President of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP).

[Johnson Asiedu Nketiah @JAsieduNketiah]

The backbone of every country’s development is its human resources. Ghana is grateful to all workers from both the public and private sectors.

Ayekoo!

#MayDay2026 #ResettingGhana #GhanaianWorkers #GrowthAndJobs