They weaponize the poverty they created to shield themselves from accountability. They make the victim defend the thief. It is deeply tragic, but even more, it’s a wake-up call. We have to stop defending our oppressors. 😪
They get caught and arrested.
They use a tiny fraction of that stolen money to pay hungry, vulnerable citizens a token to hold placards and protest for their release.
At 2pm tomorrow, Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Hon John Jinapor, will hold a major briefing on recent developments in electricity distribution.
Minister for Energy and Green Transition has asked the CEO of GRIDCo to step aside pending investigations into fire incident at Akosombo power control center.
Also, there has been a major shake up in the leadership of the ECG in the Ashanti Region.
Today marks one year since Ghanaians voted for the NDC. We say thank you for the trust placed in us. As a party, we continue to work with government to ensure we deliver fully on the mandate you gave us.
Our New Passport Application Centres in all 6 newly created Regions are ready for commissioning this month of December.
This is the first time in Ghana’s history that all regions will have their own Passport Application Centres. No need to travel hours to another Region to have your biometrics captured.
Today, December 7 is exactly a year since you overwhelmingly voted to reset Ghana — we are determined to create that new Ghana and never to take your massive support for granted.
I have kept my promise of establishing 7 Passport Application Centres this year in all the Regions lacking them, and also reduced the Passport Application Fee by 30% — from GHS500 to GHS350.
Yes, I know this great development is also timely and fortuitous as Ghanaian football fans from all over Ghana prepare to go support the Black Stars in the US and Canada.
For God and Country 🇬🇭 🙏🏾
Dear @BBSimons,
1. I am highly disappointed to say the least. So, your categorical statements that I authorised a sole-sourced contract for SIM registration were based on hearsay? No fact, no evidence? Is this the 'scholarly' work you have been doing for 20 years?
2. Temperamental exchanges? Nah! C'mon. I am no docile being. I am called Dzata for a reason. Even the President referred to me as Dzata when he swore me into office. I roar. I don't purr. Apologies if my roar ruffles your balance. I cannot diminish to make you comfortable.
3. Thanks for proving me right. The modus operandi of interest-driven mercenaries is to amplify the alleged grievances of others and run with them without proof or evidence, presenting them as fact. You claim you are embarking on this voyage to nowhere because some supposed colleagues of mine at the Ministry have reached out to you. I assume a wise person once said, 'Birds of a feather flock together.'
4. Just to show the world that you are telling a cheap LIE, I have just left my Colleagues from all my 11 Agencies and Board Chairs in a meeting on the Legislative Review that the Ministry is undertaking. On a holiday, the superb team I work with at the Ministry is working through the entire weekend to ensure that the 272 public memos received are addressed. You can create a phantom in your opera, but the reality is that my orchestra at the Ministry is in perfect sync and harmony.
5. I was privileged to have worked on the RTI law as a Member of the oversight Committee. I know the law has safeguards against abuse and prescribes how to deal with the same. We will by all means respond to all requests that meet the threshold.
6. The point still remains, Bright, discerning Ghanaians read your initial post. You accused me of authorising a sole-sourced contract for a mushroom company called Transactly for SIM Registration. That was your specific claim. You ended by suggesting it was driven by what you called KATANOMICS.
i. I have challenged you to put out any evidence of my direction for a sole-sourced contract.
ii. I have challenged you to put out even the cover page of a contract with Transactly, or for that matter, any other company for SIM registration.
iii. I have indicated my willingness to resign with immediate effect if you can produce any of these.
7. Madam and the rest of my family have received your regards but my 10-year-old son says I should ask you if you would have the decency to admit that you lied about his father? He has read your tweets and asked me what it is about. After explaining to him, he asked me a straightforward question: did I do what you had claimed? I answered in the negative. He then said, then Uncle should apologise to you because all liars would go to hell. Well, the ball is in your court, Uncle Bright.
Let the records show, that a public officer has opened himself up for scrutiny when an allegation of financial impropriety or abuse of public office has been made. I have asked you to provide proof but just as in the Azumah issue, you have been caught pants down.
I just heard my 5-year-old daughter singing, 'Liar, liar, pants on fire!' The rhymes they teach these Gen Alpha babies.
Cheers! 🦁🇬🇭
Ghana’s banking sector deserved transparency, not backroom power plays. Kpebu’s demand for accountability isn’t optional—it’s essential. Justice must follow evidence, not ego.
Just watched Martin Kpebu break down the UniBank collapse on #PMExpress. His allegations against Ken Ofori-Atta aren’t just accusations—they’re a damning indictment of how personal vendettas can hijack national institutions.
If true that Ofori-Atta weaponized the Attorney General’s office to "cut competition," it’s:
1. A gross betrayal of public trust.
2. A blatant abuse of regulatory power.
3. Economic sabotage disguised as governance.
The NPP should relax kraaa.
I know the silence of the NDC is killing you.
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#DwpConcert . Yahweh . Afua Asantewaa . Zaama Disco . Jean Mensah . Charlotte Osei . The EC . Peace Council . Barcelona . #Newsfile .
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“My party lost badly; they didn't even come close(to the NDC), But Ey3 Zu” - Rev. Steve Mensah is the General Overseer of the Charismatic Evangelistic Ministry (CEM) commends Madina MP, Sosu and urged him to fix their road for them.