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“I, therefore, serve notice to officers of the State who are active participants in this unholy enterprise that the day of accountability will come and the abuse of State power will be accounted for.
— Dr Mahamudu Bawumia(@MBawumia) serves notice!
DELIVERING WATER, IMPROVING LIVES — ANNOH-DOMPREH COMMISSIONS 5 COMMUNITY WATER PROJECTS
Hon. Annoh-Dompreh, Minority Chief Whip and MP for Nsawam-Adoagyiri, on Sunday commissioned five water projects across Amanfro, Oparekrom, Djankrom East, Akwane Dobro, and Papito to address critical water challenges in the constituency.
These interventions are aimed at providing clean, safe, and accessible water to residents who have long struggled with unreliable sources.
Addressing the communities, Hon. Annoh-Dompreh emphasised that water from these facilities will be free and urged residents to take good care of them to ensure sustainability. Chiefs, assembly members, and residents expressed deep appreciation for the initiative, describing it as timely and life-changing.
This is another step in our commitment to delivering real development that impacts everyday lives.
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Lawyer Jerry Ahmed writes…
My dear NDC colleagues in government, this much-advertised “reset” is proving to be quite something. If the aim was to reset public confidence in state institutions, then you are achieving that but in the wrong direction.
You came in with a promise to “reset.” It was a powerful slogan, much like “24-Hour Economy,” but slogans must translate into conduct. Increasingly, the gap between message and method is raising concern.
The recent arrests of critics such as Abronye and Baba Amando, add to the impression of intolerance and the arrogance of power. Please learn from Akufo-Addo and Bawumia and show restraint, particularly under provocation. The true test of leadership is not how it plays to the gallery, but how it responds to dissent.
On national security, the nation, especially our men and women in green, are wondering why they still don’t have their substantive Minister of Defence since Dr Omane Boamah died in August 2025. They feel disrespected. They worry about toying with su