Yesterday, I joined the former NPP national chairman, Mr. Peter Mac Manu and his family, in mourning his deceased wife, Mrs. Alice Serwaa Manu.
Whilst we pray for strength and comfort for the bereaved family; we wish the deceased eternal rest.
A new week, another chance to serve and make a difference.
Focus remains clear: addressing priorities, creating opportunities, and building lasting progress for our people.
Public service means listening, acting, and delivering. Let’s each play our part.
Leadership comes with its weight, but moments like this make the journey truly worthwhile.
Receiving these thoughtful gifts and a citation of honour from the people I serve is deeply humbling. Knowing that my constituents feel represented, heard, and valued.
After receiving complaints about an overflowing dump site in Ashtown, I arranged for it to be cleared and excavated, providing immediate relief to residents.
I am also working with sanitation authorities on a permanent solution
Constituents’ welfare remains the top priority.
Newly elected Greater Accra Regional executives of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) led by Dr. Bernard Oko-Boye pays a courtesy call on Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.
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Your health comes first. Join us next Monday and Tuesday for a FREE Health Screening. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Women MPs and advocates from across West Africa gathered in Accra for a joint training session on 15 July 2026. It was my pleasure to facilitate a session on gender-responsive lawmaking.
For Immediate Release
The Acquittal and Discharge of Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu: A Travesty of Justice and Further Evidence of a Politicized Justice System.
My questions to the Minister for Health concern the engagements the Ministry has had with Zipline regarding the operation of the medical drone delivery service.
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Last night, the NDC Majority sought to rush through a very important Cocoa Bill under a certificate of urgency. The Minority urged that we take the time to engage cocoa farmers and other stakeholders before proceeding.
Once again, our views were disregarded.
It is our view that this bill, in its current form, will worsen the plight of Ghana’s cocoa farmers in the years to come, as it removes the biggest incentive for cultivating this vital cash crop and undermines its contribution to rural development.
In the past weeks we’ve been complaining about the weaponisation of law enforcement to suppress dissenting voices. Initially, some members of the NDC denied it and claimed we were being partisan.
For some reason I’m seeing clips of Ministers of state now agreeing with us. Dear Ministers, we are grateful. But don’t just agree with us. Don’t wait for constitutional amendments. Instruct the agencies doing this to stop.
You only complain when you either lack power to stop it or are scamming the people that you care, while indeed you condone it.
Don’t be scammed.!!!! What the ndc has passed today is not the LGBT Bill that was before the house.
The bill as passed in 2024 and as relaid before the house, has now been mutilated by the ndc. About 31 of the old clauses have been deleted today. What has been passed now is an empty piece of legislation under the old name. It is not the same bill.
Yet they are going around telling people it’s the same old bill that they promised to sign. Such a lie!!!!!
When we say this ndc govt is a scam it is a matter of fact.